Jordan Green Ammonia LLC (JGA) has reached a crucial milestone by finalizing land agreements with ASEZA and ADC, marking the beginning of the green ammonia project in Aqaba. The project aims to establish a production facility using renewable energies, specifically solar-powered electrolysis to convert hydrogen into ammonia. With a production capacity target of 300,000 tonnes per year, the project plans to utilize modern technologies for off-grid production, contributing to a low carbon footprint in ammonia production. The agreement with ASEZA grants JGA access to strategic land for the project, aiming to start detailed feasibility studies and construction soon. Supported by Jordanian authorities and key institutions like MEMR, ASEZA, and ADC, the project is set to comply with regulatory and environmental standards. Furthermore, the project's potential extends to international markets in Europe and Asia due to the rising demand for low-carbon energy solutions. By leveraging its geographical location and boosting ammonia production, Jordan aspires to attract new investments in clean energy sectors, contributing to the country's energy transition and reducing dependence on fossil fuels. Jordan's abundant solar potential plays a significant role in this strategy, positioning green ammonia production as a key element in the country's renewable energy leadership.