Henfra, a leading Polish company, is making a significant stride in the renewable energy sector by investing $1.6bn in a green ammonia production facility in Egypt. The project, expected to reach $10.6bn in total investments, aims to leverage Egypt's abundant solar and wind energy resources to power the production process entirely with clean energy. Through a recent meeting in Cairo, Henfra's founder discussed plans to establish five green ammonia plants, with Egypt chosen as a strategic location. The facility, set to scale production to one million tonnes annually, will play a crucial role in supplying Eastern and Central Europe with green ammonia. Henfra's commitment extends beyond production, as the company plans to transfer technical expertise to Egypt in various sustainable technologies like green hydrogen production and renewable energy storage. The plant will utilize renewable energy for water electrolysis to generate green hydrogen, subsequently producing green ammonia through a sustainable process. With the entire output dedicated to export to the EU, Henfra's venture aligns with the EU's goal of importing 6 million tonnes of green hydrogen and 4 million tonnes of green ammonia by 2030. Egypt's support for the project is evident through legislative incentives and the formation of the National Green Hydrogen Council, showcasing the country's dedication to sustainability. Collaborations with European partners further solidify Egypt's position as a key player in the EU's sustainable energy strategy. With a strong emphasis on renewable energy production and exports, Egypt's Vision 2030 aligns with the agreements signed during the Egypt-Europe Investment Forum, emphasizing a shared commitment to sustainable development. The General Authority for Investment and Free Zones in Egypt has assured Henfra of full support throughout the project, reflecting a positive sentiment towards this transformative initiative that not only benefits the company and Egypt but also contributes to global sustainability efforts.