Poland's Hynfra is set to construct a significant green ammonia plant in Egypt as part of its renewable energy expansion. This plant, one of five planned, aims to produce 100,000 tons of green ammonia annually by 2030 for Middle Eastern and European markets. By harnessing solar and wind energy, the facility aligns with global sustainability goals, reducing carbon emissions and supporting the EU's 2030 targets for green hydrogen and ammonia. With an initial investment of USD 1.6 billion, the project's future growth projections reach USD 10.6 billion, with plans to expand production capacity to one million tons annually. State-of-the-art facilities for storage, water treatment, and electrolysis will ensure efficient and sustainable green ammonia production. Egypt's renewable resources and strategic position make it an ideal location for this project, signaling a step towards boosting local and regional energy markets and strengthening its role in the global green energy sector. The investment in Egypt by Hynfra highlights the country's potential as a hub for sustainable energy production in the MENA region, paving the way for more large-scale renewable energy projects. This development not only creates economic opportunities but also contributes to a greener and more sustainable global energy landscape, showcasing the positive impact of such initiatives.