Hynfra, led by CEO Tomoho Umeda, is set to establish a green ammonia plant in Egypt, part of a larger plan to supply Eastern and Central Europe with sustainable energy. The plant's initial capacity is 100,000 tons annually by 2030, increasing to one million tons. It will heavily rely on Egypt's solar and wind power for operation. The project, with a total investment of $10.6 billion, will contribute to Egypt's renewable energy goals and support its export market to the European Union. Hynfra's commitment to transferring technical knowledge in green energy sectors aligns with Egypt's initiatives in green hydrogen and green ammonia, as highlighted by GAFI CEO Hossam Heiba. The collaboration aims to capture a significant share of the global hydrogen market by 2050. With Egypt's strategic focus on sustainable energy and the increasing demand for green hydrogen and green ammonia in the EU, the country is poised to play a crucial role in meeting these market demands.