The Moroccan government has recently announced the awarding of six mega green hydrogen projects to foreign firms, with a total cost of nearly $32 billion. Among the companies selected are Abu Dhabi-based TAQA and Saudi Arabia's ACWA Power. Other participants include a mix of local and international firms like China’s United Energy Group, Germany’s Nordex, Acciona and Cepsa of Spain, and Moroccan company Nareva. The projects will focus on various aspects of hydrogen production, with a particular emphasis on ammonia production and green steel manufacturing. International consortiums, like the ORNX consortium and a Chinese consortium involving UEG and China Three Gorges, are also part of these initiatives. This move highlights Morocco's dedication to sustainable energy practices and economic development through partnerships with foreign entities. The projects signal a significant step towards energy transition and emphasize the importance of collaboration in achieving renewable energy goals.