Egypt has the most prospective portfolio of green hydrogen development prospects anywhere in Africa. The multi-billion-dollar projects for which major global investors have signed framework agreements could be a lifeline for the heavily indebted country but will take years to come to fruition. However, two much smaller projects developed by Norway’s Scatec have secured firm offtake commitments, offering another way forward.
Green hydrogen (GH2) prospects in Africa are developing at breakneck speed. But the biggest questions remain unanswered.
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