MMEX Resources Corp, a company focusing on clean fuels infrastructure projects powered by renewable energy, has released its Form 10-Q report for the third quarter of 2024. The report sheds light on the company's financial performance and operational advancements as it shifts from traditional refining to ultra-clean fuels and renewable energy solutions. While the company has yet to generate revenues, it showcased a net loss of $(471,447) for the three months ending in October 2024, an improvement from the same period in 2023. MMEX has structured three specialized entities to facilitate its transition, including projects for ultra-clean fuels refining, blue hydrogen production, and green hydrogen to ammonia conversion. Among its notable projects is the Pecos Clean Fuels & Transport refinery in Texas, aiming to produce emission-reducing transportation fuels. Additionally, the Trans Permian H2Hub project intends to convert natural gas into blue hydrogen for power generation. The company's Hydrogen Global initiatives plan to produce green hydrogen and ammonia for export using renewable energies like solar and wind power. MMEX's future hinges on securing capital for project development costs, and it is actively seeking financing to drive these green energy ventures forward.