Spanish company Cepsa and Algerian firm Sonatrach have collaborated by signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to assess the feasibility of a green hydrogen project in Algeria. The first phase of the project will involve conducting studies to determine its viability, while the second phase will focus on project development. The integrated project will comprise an electrolysis hydrogen production plant, renewable energy sources like solar and wind power for the electrolyzers, and facilities for methanol and green ammonia production, storage, transportation, and other necessary infrastructure. Additionally, Sonatrach and Sonelgaz have entered into another MoU with international companies from Germany, Austria, and Italy to investigate a large-scale hydrogen production project in Algeria. The aim is to export hydrogen through the SoutH2 Corridor to European countries. This corridor is envisioned as a hydrogen-ready pipeline linking North Africa to central Europe. The partners are committed to examining the technical and economic feasibility of the entire green hydrogen value chain to ensure successful project implementation and operation.