CWP Global, in collaboration with Sonangol, Gauff, and Conjuncta, has announced a partnership to develop a groundbreaking 600 MW green hydrogen project in Angola. The project, unveiled at the Angola Oil & Gas conference in Luanda, focuses on utilizing spare capacity from existing hydroelectric power generation to produce green hydrogen and derivatives. The planned electrolysis capacity of 600 MW aims to make this project the first of its kind in Sub-Saharan Africa. The green hydrogen produced will be used to synthesize green ammonia, which has various industrial applications including decarbonizing hard-to-abate industries like international shipping and fertilizer production. The initial phase targets an annual production of 400,000 tons of green ammonia, with plans for further capacity expansion in the future. By leveraging Angola's established power generation, port, and grid infrastructures, the project aims to position the country as a significant supplier of green ammonia by the end of the decade. This initiative is crucial in meeting global targets for net zero emissions by 2050 and aligns with Angola's long-term development strategies. The CEOs of the partnering companies expressed enthusiasm for the project, highlighting its potential to drive sustainable industrialization and contribute to global efforts in combating climate change. They emphasized the importance of green hydrogen and ammonia in diversifying Angola's economy and accelerating the country's development towards a greener industrial environment. Overall, the consortium's collaboration signifies a major step towards establishing Angola as a hub for green hydrogen production in Africa, showcasing the country's commitment to environmental sustainability and economic growth through innovative energy projects.