ACWA Power and Snam S.p.A. have entered into a partnership to pave the way for a green hydrogen supply chain from Saudi Arabia to Europe, signaling a significant step towards decarbonization and energy security. Snam, a prominent player in natural gas operations in Europe, is looking to expand its infrastructure to support the transition to Net Zero across the continent. Meanwhile, ACWA Power, known for its ventures in green hydrogen and green ammonia production, will work on establishing a reliable and cost-effective means of transporting green hydrogen to Europe. The collaboration will involve potential joint investments aimed at creating an international supply chain and potentially developing an ammonia import terminal in Italy. This terminal will aid in the delivery of green hydrogen through the extensive SoutH2 Corridor, spanning from Italy to central Europe. Key figures from ACWA Power and Snam expressed their optimism about the strategic partnership, highlighting the essential role of hydrogen in reducing carbon footprints and meeting the European Union's ambitious decarbonization targets. The CEOs emphasized the need for swift and efficient action across various manufacturing sectors to leverage hydrogen and other technologies effectively in driving the energy transition towards sustainability.