The Green Hydrogen Production Plant - Horizonte de Verano project is set to be a game-changer in the energy sector, featuring an innovative approach to green energy production. The project, situated in Peru, will comprise a state-of-the-art facility for the production of green hydrogen, green ammonia, and e-fuels, with a massive photovoltaic capacity of up to 5.85 GWp planned across five phases. The onshore components will be located in the Majes district, Caylloma province, while additional infrastructure, such as a desalination plant, a terminal, and pipelines, will be established in the coastal area of the Quilca district, Camaná province. Initial estimates suggest that the plant will produce more than 420,000 tons of green ammonia annually during its first phase, with ambitions to scale up and reach a production level of 1.65 million tons per year once fully operational. This significant output will be supported by a total installed solar generation capacity of 5,850 MWp, emphasizing the project's scale and impact in the region. To facilitate transportation and distribution, a maritime storage and distribution facility will be constructed on the coast, showcasing the project's integrated approach to green fuel logistics. One of the key sustainable aspects of the project is the use of desalinated water for the electrolysis process to produce hydrogen, which will be further converted into ammonia for efficient sea transport. This approach not only highlights a commitment to sustainability by using renewable energy sources but also showcases a comprehensive strategy for efficient energy generation and distribution. For those interested in tracking the project's progress, accessing key contacts, or staying updated on related news, the opportunity to subscribe to a leading business intelligence platform in Latin America is available. This platform offers a range of tools tailored for providers, contractors, operators, government entities, and various industries, providing valuable insights and connections in the evolving landscape of green energy and infrastructure projects.