Global investor in sustainable infrastructure, Actis has revealed it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Egyptian Government for green hydrogen development.
The agreement offers Actis an entry point into what has been viewed as a region with enormous potential to become one of the largest hydrogen markets, thanks to its renewable energy potential and proximity to European and Asian offtakers.
A Siemens Energy and Roland Berger report, released in July (2022) highlighted the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region’s potential of becoming an export of green hydrogen, after a Rystad Energy report anticipated that Egypt’s current hydrogen project pipeline would amount to production of 1.75 million tonnes of green hydrogen once they come online.
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