Jordan has taken a significant step in positioning itself as a hub for green hydrogen production by signing a memorandum of understanding with China’s Hangzhou Huading New Energy Co. Ltd (HDsolar). The agreement focuses on developing feasibility studies for green hydrogen projects in the Kingdom, with the aim of producing 400,000 tons of green ammonia annually. Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Saleh Al-Kharabsheh, highlighted the collaborative framework outlined in the agreement, signaling Jordan's commitment to leveraging renewable energy potential. The CEO of HDsolar praised the partnership as a milestone for Jordan and a catalyst for attracting investments in the renewable energy sector. With projections indicating potential green hydrogen investments of $28 billion by 2030, Jordan aims to solidify its role as a global leader in sustainable energy. This marks Jordan's 14th agreement in the green hydrogen and ammonia sectors, showcasing the country's dedication to expanding investment opportunities and fostering green energy innovation on a global scale.