H2 Global Energy, along with a consortium of industry leaders, has submitted a technical report for the establishment of a one-million metric ton green ammonia production plant in Aqaba, Jordan. This initiative is a significant step forward in the green energy landscape and a testament to Jordan's dedication to sustainability. The project aims to leverage Jordan's renewable resources to produce green ammonia using green hydrogen, contributing to various sectors such as agriculture, shipping, and power generation. With the global momentum towards decarbonization and climate action, green ammonia and green hydrogen technologies play a crucial role in providing clean fuel alternatives and reducing carbon emissions. Jordan stands to benefit greatly from this project, as it aligns with the country's goals to decrease greenhouse gas emissions, reduce dependence on fossil fuels, and boost the green economy. The Aqaba facility is poised to drive environmental and economic benefits by creating a scalable green energy solution. The technical report outlines plans for sustainable development and operation of the plant, emphasizing innovation and environmental responsibility. Once operational, the plant is expected to contribute significantly to carbon emission reduction while supporting Jordan's renewable energy targets. Furthermore, the project is anticipated to attract foreign investments, generate employment opportunities, and strengthen Jordan's position in the global green hydrogen market. Supported by the government and international collaboration, H2 Global Energy and its partners aim to establish the Amman facility as a flagship model for green ammonia production worldwide, contributing to the transition towards a low-carbon economy.