Mauritania is embarking on an ambitious green hydrogen project with the goal of producing 12.5 million tons annually by 2035, aiming to secure a significant portion of the global market by 2050. Conjuncta, in partnership with Infinity Power, signed an agreement with Mauritania’s Ministry of Petroleum, Mines and Energy to produce 8 million tons of green hydrogen per year, starting operations in 2028 near Nouakchott. The $34-billion project will create thousands of jobs during construction and operation, showcasing the country's commitment to sustainable energy and economic growth. Prof. Stefan Liebing's involvement, including speaking at an upcoming conference in Dakar, will highlight Mauritania's green hydrogen advancements, offering insight into the strategic potential and facilitating industry partnerships. Conjuncta's dedication to green hydrogen development is set to drive energy diversification, environmental sustainability, and economic prosperity in Mauritania, aligning with the country's goals and contributing to long-term development and energy access across Africa.