EU launches new initiative to develop green hydrogen in Mauritania

EU launches new initiative to develop green hydrogen in Mauritania Pump supplying hydrogen to a fleet of vehicles. Photographer: Claudio Centonze. Source: EC - Audiovisual Service.

The European Commission on Wednesday launched a new initiative that will help Mauritania develop its green hydrogen industry.

The new endeavor falls under the “Team Europe approach” and is backed by the EC, France, Germany, Spain and the European Investment Bank (EIB).

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EC President Von der Leyen and the Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani presented this new Team Europe Initiative (TEI) for Mauritania on the eve of the Global Gateway Forum, taking place in Brussels on October 25-26.

The objectives of the new TEI include supporting the development of green energy infrastructure, fostering job creation, contributing to skills development, and consolidating the legal and fiscal framework.

“With its sun and wind, Mauritania has a vast renewable energy potential. The EU fully shares its ambition to develop as a hub for green hydrogen,” Von der Leyen stated.

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