Unlocking Green Hydrogen in Jordan Through PPP Models
Green hydrogen is gaining global attention as a clean energy solution for industries that are difficult to decarbonize, such as steel, chemicals, and long-distance transport. While the technology is promising, large-scale projects remain expensive and complex. They require major investments, reliable infrastructure, and long-term buyers—factors that are not yet fully developed in many countries. This challenge is particularly relevant for Jordan. The country imports more than 90% of its energy, making it highly exposed to global price fluctuations. Over the past decade, Jordan has made strong progress in renewable energy, with solar and wind now accounting for around 25–27% of … Continue reading