Egypt’s General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI) has teamed up with Polish company Hynfra to develop a $1.6bn green ammonia production facility.
The first phase of the facility, expected by 2030, will produce 400,000 tonnes of green ammonia per year, and the project’s ultimate goal is to scale production to one million tonnes annually.
Hynfra plans to build five green ammonia production facilities serving Central and Eastern Europe, with Egypt selected as a flagship location.
The collaboration was discussed during a meeting attended by Hossam Heiba, Tomoho Umeda (Founder and CEO of Hynfra), Engineer Dr. Hussein El-Ghazawy (Hynfra’s Executive Partner in Egypt), and Ministerial Commercial Counselor Yehia El-Wathik Bellah, Head of the Trade Representation Authority.
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