Société Nationale Industrielle et Miniére (SNIM) and AMAN Green Energy have entered into a collaboration to establish a new facility in Mauritania for the production of green direct reduced iron (DRI). Under an MOU, the partners aim to produce green iron for export to the European steel industry by 2030, utilizing CWP Global's 'AMAN' project. This initiative will involve converting Mauritanian raw iron ore into green hot briquetted iron, replacing high-carbon emissions processes currently used in blast furnaces. The project, part of the AMAN Green Hydrogen Hub, is set to deploy significant wind and solar power capacities to produce green hydrogen and position Mauritania as a top global producer of green steel. With plans to produce up to 1.7 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually, Mauritania's focus on sustainable steel production is a significant step towards reducing CO2 emissions in the steel industry. The country's investment in green energy projects, like GreenGo Energy's green energy park, indicates a growing trend towards renewable energy and hydrogen production in the region.