Minister O’Brien and Minister of State Dooley publish ‘Exporting Hydrogen from Ireland’ study Report sets out the future potential for exporting renewable hydrogen from Ireland to continental Europe Ireland’s hydrogen production potential is much larger than the expected domestic demand Minister O’Brien and Minister of State Dooley have published the ‘Exporting...
Morocco has moved forward with its energy strategy by signing its first contracts related to green hydrogen projects, APA News reported. Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch met with representatives of several national and international companies in Rabat on Thursday after their projects were selected under the “Morocco Offer,” a programme focused on developing green hydrogen. The meeting was...
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An international consortium, composed of American Ortus, Spanish Acciona and German Nordex, has signed an agreement with the Moroccan government on the land site designed for hosting a $4.5 billion ammonia production project in Moroccan Saharan city of Laayoune. According to Arabic “Asharq Business” online news platform, the agreement was signed Thursday in...
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