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Saudi Arabia to build 4GW green hydrogen project

SAUDI ARABIA claims it will be home to the world’s largest renewable hydrogen project, as a joint venture is set to build a US$5 billion renewables project which will produce 650 tonnes of hydrogen per day.

Mark Tilly

Saudi Arabia to build 4GW green hydrogen project

The JV, which is between Saudi company ACWA Power, Air Products and Neom, has signed an agreement to build a world-scale hydrogen-based ammonia production facility, to fuel the world's heavy transport...

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