H2 Global Energy, along with a consortium of industry leaders, has announced the submission of a technical report for the establishment of a one-million metric ton green ammonia production facility in Aqaba, Jordan. This initiative marks a significant step towards advancing the green hydrogen and green ammonia sectors globally, with a focus on leveraging Jordan's strategic location and renewable energy potential. The project aligns with the growing international momentum towards green hydrogen and green ammonia as crucial technologies for achieving decarbonization goals and addressing the climate crisis. The facility in Aqaba will play a vital role in producing green ammonia, a clean fuel derived from green hydrogen generated through renewable energy sources. This sustainable fuel can be utilized in various sectors such as agriculture, shipping, and power generation, meeting the increasing global demand for eco-friendly energy alternatives. Moreover, the project holds particular importance for Jordan as it aligns with the country's objectives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and decrease dependency on fossil fuel imports, ultimately enhancing energy security and promoting economic growth. The submission of the technical report highlights the detailed framework for the development, construction, and operation of the green ammonia facility, emphasizing sustainability and innovation throughout. The project is anticipated to not only reduce carbon emissions across industries but also drive foreign investment, job creation, and bolster Jordan's role in the green hydrogen economy. With ongoing government support and collaboration with international stakeholders, the consortium aims to establish the Amman facility as a model for green ammonia production on a global scale.