Saudi Arabia is making significant strides in expanding its green hydrogen and ammonia production for export to Europe. The recent agreement between ACWA Power and Germany's SEFE, signed in Riyadh, signifies a crucial move towards clean energy cooperation. ACWA Power will play a key role in developing and operating the production facilities, while SEFE will be responsible for distributing the green hydrogen to European markets. This partnership builds upon Saudi Arabia's commitment to clean energy, as seen in previous agreements with European nations like Italy's Snam. The NEOM Green Hydrogen Project, a major initiative in Saudi Arabia, is poised to become a global leader in green ammonia and hydrogen production, further enhancing the country's economic diversification and environmental objectives. Energy experts highlight Saudi Arabia's competitive edge in green hydrogen production due to favorable conditions and the ambitious goals to source 50% of its energy from renewables. Germany's interest in reliable and affordable energy sources aligns well with Saudi Arabia's export plans, fostering closer energy cooperation between the two nations. The establishment of a hydrogen diplomacy office in Riyadh by Germany underscores the growing international collaboration in the renewable energy sector.