In a significant move towards sustainable energy practices, six prominent energy corporations, including Sonatrach and Snam, have signed a memorandum of understanding to investigate the viability of a green hydrogen production venture in Algeria. The project's objective is to evaluate the feasibility and profitability of producing green hydrogen for export to the European market through the SoutH2 Corridor. The agreement was announced in a press release by Sonatrach following a signing ceremony held at the Oran Convention Center in the presence of key industry figures. The cooperation aims to explore the implementation of a comprehensive green hydrogen project along the value chain utilizing the SoutH2 Corridor, with a focus on reducing reliance on fossil fuels and advancing towards a sustainable, low-carbon economy. By meeting Europe's increasing green energy demands, this initiative has the potential to solidify Algeria's status as a significant energy supplier to the European region. The partnership signifies a positive step towards enhancing energy sustainability and fostering international collaboration in the renewable energy sector.