Northern Africa
Approval granted for construction of 1 GW waste-to-hydrogen plant in Egypt
The construction of a 1-gigawatt waste-to-hydrogen plant is likely to go ahead in Egypt’s East Port Said Industrial Zone, after preliminary approval was granted by local authorities.
German energy company, H2-Industries, are the project developers for the proposed waste-to-hydrogen plant. On completion, the hydrogen plant will convert four million tonnes of organic waste and non–recyclable plastic into 300,000 tonnes of green hydrogen every year.
The green hydrogen produced from the plant will be stored in a liquid organic
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