200,000 tons of green ammonia annually

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Planned project · Jordan

Advancing Green Hydrogen and Ammonia Production in Jordan

Philadelphia Solar has signed an agreement to establish a green hydrogen and ammonia production project powered by renewable energy, reflecting its ambitions to broaden clean-energy solutions.

Philadelphia Solar green hydrogen and ammonia project illustration
Green hydrogen and ammonia — image accompanying the original announcement
Project overview

Renewable-powered production ambitions

Through the proposed project, Philadelphia Solar aims to produce approximately 200,000 tonnes of green ammonia per year, equivalent to around 40,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually, using renewable energy.

The signed agreement represents a step in the company’s plans to develop projects involving green hydrogen and its derivatives. The announced quantities are target annual production capacities, not current production or verified operating results.

40,000tonnes / yearTarget green hydrogen production
200,000tonnes / yearTarget green ammonia production
Stage stated in the announcementAgreement signed to establish the project
Regional context

Jordan’s role in the renewable energy transition

The announcement highlights Jordan’s position as a regional leader in renewable energy production and its ongoing commitment to developing the sector across the Kingdom and the wider region. The planned project points to potential new applications for renewable power.

At a glance

What the announcement establishes

01

An agreement to develop a project

The source states that an agreement has been signed; it does not specify an operational start date or completion schedule.

02

Annual production targets

The stated green hydrogen and ammonia volumes are targets rather than realized production.

03

Renewable energy as the input

The proposed production of green hydrogen and ammonia is intended to use renewable energy sources.

Project figures are based on the original announcement, which does not provide a commercial operation date.

Looking forward

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