Algeria, Austria, Germany, Italy, and Tunisia have joined forces to establish the Southern Hydrogen Corridor, a groundbreaking renewable energy initiative linking North Africa and Europe. The project, spanning 3500-4000 km, will transport gaseous hydrogen through five sub-projects involving converted natural gas pipelines. Additionally, Sungrow Hydrogen has inked a deal with ACME Group for the supply of water electrolysis equipment in Oman, supporting a large-scale green ammonia project with ambitious production targets. SEFE and Höegh Evi have collaborated to explore delivering clean hydrogen to Germany via ammonia, focusing on technical and commercial viability. In a separate development, ArcelorMittal Poland has introduced hydrogen furnaces at its Krakow facility, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing environmental impact. These initiatives underscore a collective commitment to advancing hydrogen technology and fostering international partnerships for sustainable energy solutions.