Green Hydrogen

موريتانيا تستضيف المؤتمر الدولي لتسريع تمويل الهيدروجين الأخضر في إفريقيا استضافت وزارة البترول والمعادن والطاقة ، بالشراكة مع التحالف الأفريقي للهيدروجين الأخضر (AGHA) ، ومنظمة الهيدروجين الأخضر (GH2) والبنك الدولي و مؤتمرا دوليا في نواكشوط 13 الى14 أبريل 2023. يهدف الحدث إلى تسريع تمويل مشاريع الهيدروجين الأخضر في إفريقيا. واستقطب المؤتمر شركات الطاقة الكبرى التي

Mauritania Hosts International Conference to Accelerate Green Hydrogen Financing in Africa The Ministry of Petroleum, Mines and Energy, in partnership with the African Green Hydrogen Alliance (AGHA), the Green Hydrogen Organization (GH2), and the World Bank, hosted an international conference in Nouakchott last weekend. The event aimed to accelerate the financing of green hydrogen projects

Mr. Abdessalam Ould Mohamed Saleh Mauritania Aims to Become a Regional Leader in Green Hydrogen and Steel Production, Says Energy Minister The vision to establish Mauritania as a prominent player in the energy sector is gaining traction with the country’s Energy Minister, Mr. Abdessalam Ould Mohamed Saleh, announcing an ambitious plan to make Mauritania a

Mauritania and BP Partner to Investigate Large-Scale Green Hydrogen Production British multinational oil and gas company, BP, is exploring the green hydrogen market and its derivatives in Mauritania as part of its plans to diversify its business activities. In attendance at the 27th United Nations Conference of the Parties on Climate Change (COP27) in Sharm

Nouakchott, 24th of May 2022 : A framework agreement for the further development of the planned 30GW green hydrogen project in the coastal region of Mauritania has been signed by the Mauritanian government and CWP, one of the world’s leading developers of renewables and massive-scale green hydrogen projects. Mauritanian Minister of Petroleum, Mines and Energy

Mauritania Government and Chariot Energy Group Complete Pre-Feasibility Study for Project Nour, Paving the Way for Large-Scale Green Hydrogen Production In September 2021, Chariot and the government of Mauritania signed an MoU to progress the project of potential green hydrogen development of up to ten gigawatts. Project Nour is to spread over an onshore and