Amnah, the consortium securing Oman’s first land block for green hydrogen, has revealed plans to utilize its renewable hydrogen output in Duqm for green steel production.
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Mark Geilenkirchen, Project CEO, highlighted the strategic commitment to use green hydrogen domestically instead of exporting derivatives like ammonia.
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The decision aligns with Oman’s focus on In-Country Value (ICV) and supports industrial decarbonization.
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The Amnah Consortium, consisting of Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), Blue Power Partners (BPP), and Al Khadra, aims to invest $6-7 billion for a significant green hydrogen project in Duqm, emphasizing its transition to green steel as a strategic response to industry challenges.
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