From Morocco to Sweden: How Green Hydrogen is Redefining Clean Energy and Steel
Morocco is stepping into the global spotlight with its ambitious green hydrogen projects, recently approved with a staggering investment of $32.5 billion. The government has partnered with six national and international companies to develop projects that will produce green ammonia, industrial fuels, and steel. These initiatives are making headlines as they signal a significant shift towards sustainable energy solutions in North Africa.
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