The NEOM Green Hydrogen Company (NGHC), a joint venture between NEOM, ACWA Power, and Air Products, is at the centre of this production endeavour. It’s hard to overestimate the scope of their ambition: an $8.4 billion facility that spans the OXAGON region of NEOM and is already 60% built. This facility will rank among the biggest producers of green ammonia worldwide.

The role that NEOM has played in producing clean energy and outsourcing skilled talent to help make a global impact is impressive. Clean energy is in demand; if NEOM plays its cards well, it can be the next top global ammonia and hydrogen supplier, positioning it as a significant venture in clean energy. The dream of clean energy is slowly becoming tangible.

Furthermore, with all the issues companies have been facing with hydrogen, be it in the automotive or energy industries, ammonia is the backbone that could carry NEOM’s energy from the deserts of Saudi Arabia to ports around the world.

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