AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLaâyoune Ammonia: ORNX Hydrogen has selected KBR for technology licensing and pre-FEED work on a proposed low-carbon ammonia plant in Laâyoune, in disputed Western Sahara. The project targets 560,000 tonnes a year, powered by about 900 MW of electrolysers; it remains at the study stage. Green Hydrogen: Swedish developer S2H2+Bm has yet to clarify where it plans to build a major Moroccan hydrogen project, despite repeated requests from two advocacy groups. The company has publicly backed Morocco’s autonomy proposal for Western Sahara, raising questions about project location and political risk. Infrastructure and Energy: Morocco’s southern provinces are gaining road and renewable-energy capacity, including the Tiznit–Dakhla highway project and major wind farms at Tarfaya and Aftissat. Better freight links and clean power could help attract industry, while the territory’s disputed status remains a key context for investment.
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