Mayer Brown, a legal firm based in Paris, has played a crucial role in advising the Government of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania on establishing the Green Hydrogen Code. This legislation, recently approved by the National Assembly, is set to open doors for investors to undertake green hydrogen projects in Mauritania, leveraging the country's abundant wind and solar resources. The aim is to not only expand access to modern energy but also to drive economic growth and propel the nation towards sustainable development. The law focuses on facilitating the setup of green hydrogen production facilities and the necessary infrastructure for distribution and exports. By targeting a production start by 2030, Mauritania aspires to become a key player in the green hydrogen sector both regionally and globally. Led by partners Olivier Mélédo and Benjamin Homo, along with a team of legal experts, Mayer Brown's involvement highlights the significance of legal and fiscal frameworks in accelerating the transition towards clean energy sources.