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Sustainable fuels
Air pollution
Green hydrogen
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The lack of sustainable fuels in the maritime industry has led to excessice pollution and waste. Due to being one of the biggest ports in the world, the port of Suez in Egypt has a large stake in this.
Egypt has plans to cooperate with the Danish global shipping company Maersk to establish a network for producing and distributing of green fuel. The plan is to create new and renewable energy sources for the many ships in the busy port of Suez.
Read more about MaerskThe solution is to build a large scale project in the Suez Canal’s economic zone, which can develop green hydrogen fuel in order to accelerate the supply of green fuels and the global transformation to net-zero shipping.
The recent Green Fuel Production project in Egypt aims to produce 3 million tonnes of green fuel per year by 2031. This project is expected to yield 1.5 billion USD of FDI, which will grow steadily to reach 15 billion USD by 2031 creating more than 100.000 job opportunities.
