GreenGo Energy has obtained access to 100,000 hectares of land in Mauritania to develop its Megaton Moon Green Hydrogen Project near Nouakchott. The company plans to build 13.1GW of wind and solar capacity to power 6GW of electrolysis, downsizing initial plans significantly. The project aims to produce 0.34 mtpa of green ammonia through a phased approach, beginning with 500MW of electrolysis and 1.2GW of wind and solar by 2029. Despite challenges faced by green hydrogen projects globally, Minister of Energy and Petroleum Mohammed Khaled highlighted the private sector's confidence in the Mauritanian green hydrogen sector. GreenGo Energy intends to finance the project through partnerships with large-scale investors and emphasizes the potential for Mauritania to supply green hydrogen to European industries. The company will focus on detailed surveys and feasibility studies to move the project forward and bring benefits to the region.