In Saudi Arabia, Al Arabiya reported that AMEA Power, a Dubai-based renewable-energy firm, plans to build a green hydrogen facility in the port of Mombasa, in Kenya.
AMEA said it would start with a one-gigawatt electrolyzer at the site, the company‘s chairman Hussain Al Nowais said.
“Let’s start with one gigawatt and see how the world is going before I start committing billions and billions of dollars,” he said.
The plant in Mombasa would use electricity generated from geothermal plants, according to the report.
AMEA Power is also exploring the possibility of setting up a hydrogen plant in Djibouti. That plant could use wind or solar power, Al Nowais said.
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