The General Authority for Investment and Free Zones in Egypt has announced its support for Hynfra in establishing a 400,000-tonne-per-year green ammonia facility. This initiative, valued at $1.6 billion, will harness Egypt's abundant wind and solar resources to power the production of green ammonia through a process that involves combining hydrogen, generated via electrolysis, with nitrogen. By targeting an annual production of 400,000 tonnes by 2030, the project sets a milestone to eventually increase production to one million tonnes per year. This ambitious goal not only caters to the growing demand for green ammonia but also aligns with the European Union's objectives regarding hydrogen and ammonia imports. Furthermore, this collaboration positions Egypt as a significant player in the global green energy market, with the potential to become a vital supplier for the EU. The surplus electricity generated during the green ammonia production process will be redirected to Egypt's national grid, contributing to the country's renewable energy goals. The project also reflects Egypt's commitment to sustainability and renewable energy, in line with its national green hydrogen strategy. By leveraging its natural resources and fostering partnerships like the one with Hynfra, Egypt is taking significant steps towards becoming a key player in the green energy sector, while also bolstering its economic development and export capabilities.