Aug 7, 2025 · Three of the six H2 refuelling stations will include an integrated green hydrogen production plant, each with two 750kW electrolysers. The six refuelling stations will be located
Jan 25, 2019 · LONDON: Saudi Aramco is set to build the first hydrogen fuel cell vehicle fueling station in Saudi Arabia. It follows the signing of a deal with New York-listed Air Products to
Mar 21, 2023 · Air Products Qudra announced it has signed an agreement with ENOWA, NEOM''s Energy, Water and Hydrogen subsidiary, to build, own and operate NEOM''s first hydrogen
Sep 5, 2022 · Abstract For the first time, we quantify cost, footprint, and reliability implications of deploying hydrogen-based generation in off-grid electric vehicle charging stations (CS) using
The plant will produce 400,000 tons of green hydrogen annually, to be converted into ammonia for global export. Secret ingredient to romance? Gossip's hidden power revealed in new study Haradh Gas Compression Project. (Representational image) Saudi Arabia is ramping up its green hydrogen ambitions with a massive new facility planned in Yanbu.
Saudi Arabia’s push to scale up hydrogen production aligns with broader regional goals. The Kingdom aims to invest up to $270 billion in energy by 2030 and has set a target to supply 10% of the world’s hydrogen exports.
Haradh Gas Compression Project. (Representational image) Saudi Arabia is ramping up its green hydrogen ambitions with a massive new facility planned in Yanbu. The Yanbu Green Hydrogen Hub, developed by ACWA Power in partnership with Germany’s EnBW, is expected to be nearly twice the size of the ongoing 2.2 gigawatt Neom project.
While Saudi Arabia’s flagship NEOM Green Hydrogen Project – backed by Air Products – remains under construction on the east coast, the new Yanbu hub opens a second front, this time geared specifically toward European export routes.
Join us in Riyadh for the inaugural Hydrogen Arabia, a strategic conference that positions Saudi Arabia as a global leader in hydrogen production and a pioneer in the Circular Carbon Economy (CCE).
With the hydrogen market valued at approximately $1.6 billion, Saudi Arabia is leveraging its abundant resources, strategic location, and robust government support to drive the growth of clean energy.
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