Amnah, the consortium securing Oman’s first land block for green hydrogen, has revealed plans to utilize its renewable hydrogen output in Duqm for green steel production.
Mark Geilenkirchen, Project CEO, highlighted the strategic commitment to use green hydrogen domestically instead of exporting derivatives like ammonia.
The decision aligns with Oman’s focus on In-Country Value (ICV) and supports industrial decarbonization.
The Amnah Consortium, consisting of Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), Blue Power Partners (BPP), and Al Khadra, aims to invest $6-7 billion for a significant green hydrogen project in Duqm, emphasizing its transition to green steel as a strategic response to industry challenges.
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