Green Hydrogen Common Use Infrastructure (CUI) Development

A 5.5 km² integrated hub in Aqaba combining renewable energy, desalination, hydrogen production, shared Common-Use Infrastructure (CUI), and export facilities to position Jordan as a leading supplier of green ammonia for global decarbonization. The CUI approach, including OHTLs or hydrogen pipelines, enables optimized land use and scaling benefits, reducing infrastructure costs from USD 792 per ton of green ammonia capacity in 2030 to USD 308 by 2050. Production capacity align with the export targets of 0.6 Mtpa H2 / 2.8 Mtpa NH3 by 2030, and 3.4 Mtpa H2 / 12.8 Mtpa NH3 by 2050, with full NH3 capacity reaching 15.7 Mtpa.