NEOM Green Hydrogen Project in Saudi Arabia has reached an 80% construction completion mark The NEOM Green Hydrogen Project exemplifies the current evolution of the global energy sector. Over the past decade, the global community has seen a significant increase in the renewable energy sector as the world leaves the coal and gas sectors in the rear-view mirror.

As the global energy sector continues to evolve beyond what was previously expected, the future is a lot closer than you might think. Saudi Arabia’s massive green hydrogen facility at its futuristic city, NEOM, has reached a crucial milestone.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is fast-tracking the progress at the world’s most futuristic city, as it has now passed the 80% completion mark. The site will be powered by a massive green hydrogen and ammonia facility that is set for a 2026 startup date.

NEOM Green Hydrogen Company boasts that the project is the world’s largest’ green hydrogen-based ammonia production facility run on renewable energy. The project is an equal production joint venture of ACWA Power, Air Products, and NEOM. Air Products, which is a US-based company, noted the progress being made.

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