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REPORT: Middle East & Africa Hydrogen Projects 2026

Name: REPORT: Middle East &amp; Africa Hydrogen Projects 2026
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Your definitive, human-verified intelligence on the MEA hydrogen market. Now available at a discounted pre-launch price.

Middle East & Africa Hydrogen Projects 2026 provides the most comprehensive and forward-looking analysis of the region’s emerging hydrogen economy, covering green, blue and low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia projects across the Middle East and Africa.

With 50+ active and planned hydrogen projects exceeding $250bn in investment, this report gives you a fully detailed breakdown of each development, including capacity, location, owners, stakeholders, timelines, phasing, key personnel and progress status.

Built on analyst-reviewed project information, this report delivers insights you won’t find anywhere else.

How will this report help you?

Make confident investment, bidding and market-entry decisions with verified project data
Identify and align with the region’s most active hydrogen developers, utilities and sovereign-backed entities
Save weeks of manual research with ready-to-present project briefs and structured datasets
Strengthen competitive positioning across hydrogen EPC, supply chain, manufacturing and technology partnerships
Build long-term growth strategies with a clear, credible view of the MEA hydrogen project pipeline

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Middle East & Africa Hydrogen Projects 2026

Middle East & Africa Hydrogen Projects 2026 delivers the most complete and forward-looking analysis of the region’s green, blue and low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia projects. Drawing on proprietary MEED Projects intelligence that has been quality-checked by MEED’s research team, this report offers clarity and accuracy not available through public sources or AI-generated content.

From giga-scale schemes like the NEOM Green Hydrogen Company project—the world’s largest and most advanced green hydrogen development—to Oman’s 25GW Intercontinental Energy complex and Egypt’s $10bn+ ACME hydrogen hub, this edition provides unmatched visibility into every major project shaping the MEA hydrogen economy.

This 400+ page report gives you unparalleled clarity on national hydrogen strategies, investment pipelines, developer activity, export pathways, procurement models and the long-term opportunities that will define the global hydrogen trade over the next decade.

What the report covers

Middle East & Africa Hydrogen Projects 2026 provides a full project-by-project assessment of the region’s hydrogen landscape, including:

National hydrogen strategies across Saudi Arabia, UAE, Oman, Egypt, Morocco, South Africa and more
Pipeline visibility across green hydrogen, blue hydrogen, ammonia, e-fuels and derivatives
Key developers and stakeholders, including offtakers, utilities, EPCs and sovereign funds
Regulatory frameworks, incentives and export potential to Europe and Asia
Financing models, PPP structures, JV frameworks and localisation requirements
Procurement opportunities, registration routes and prequalification details (where available)

Major projects analysed include

NEOM Green Hydrogen
Salalah Green Hydrogen and Ammonia Complex (OQ, ACWA Power, Air Products)
PIF–POSCO Hydrogen Export Plant (Saudi Arabia)
TAQA & AD Ports Green Ammonia Complex (UAE)
Hyphen Hydrogen Energy (Namibia)
CWP Global Aman (Mauritania)
Globeleq Green Fuel Production Plant

Hydrogen as the new Energy frontier

The Middle East & Africa sit at the centre of a global energy transition as the world accelerates towards net-zero. Hydrogen—particularly green hydrogen produced via renewable energy—is becoming the backbone of new industrial strategies, export pathways, and decarbonisation plans:

Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 hydrogen ambitions
UAE’s Hydrogen Leadership Roadmap
Oman’s Hydrom green hydrogen zones
Egypt’s SCZONE hydrogen clusters
Namibia, Morocco and South Africa’s export-focused programmes

These national visions are unlocking billions of dollars in sovereign investment and attracting the world’s most active hydrogen developers.

Market Challenges & Opportunities

The scale of MEA hydrogen development brings both opportunity and complexity, including:

High CAPEX and evolving regulations
Certification and export compliance requirements
Land and water access constraints
Renewable integration and storage challenges
Technology scale-up risk and supply chain gaps

Governments are responding with structured procurement, land allocation, incentives and manufacturing localisation plans, creating new opportunities across engineering, offtake, EPC, supply and finance.

Opportunities for 2026 and beyond

A new wave of opportunities will emerge from:

Green hydrogen-to-ammonia export complexes
Hydrogen for steel, cement, refining and chemicals
Hydrogen mobility and maritime bunkering
Electrolyser manufacturing and renewable integration

This report provides the clearest roadmap to these opportunities, backed by human-validated MEED data.

Why does this report matter?

More than 45 hydrogen projects worth over $100bn have been announced in the past three years alone, but tracking their status, timelines, partners and procurement routes is increasingly complex. This 400+ page report provides a manually audited and research-validated overview, complete with detailed breakdowns of each project. It gives executives, strategists and business development teams a quick-reference, high-confidence tool to make better decisions, faster.

Advantages of the Middle East & Africa Hydrogen Projects 2026 report

Converts complex regional dynamics into clear, visual and objective insights
Connects macro trends—energy transition, decarbonisation, industrial policy—to micro-level project pipelines
Maps procurement pathways and stakeholder influence to support targeted engagement
Highlights key risks across regulation, finance, technology and supply chains
Tracks the most active developers, investors, EPCs and offtakers to guide partnership strategies

Who will benefit from the MENA Transport Projects Market 2026 report?

Hydrogen project developers and investors
Bankers
Financiers
Energy ministries and government authorities
Economists and analysts
Sovereign wealth funds
EPC contractors and engineering firms
Renewable energy developers (solar, wind, hybrid systems)
Financial institutions, banks, and export credit agencies
Industrial offtakers (steel, ammonia, chemicals, refineries)
Technology providers (electrolysers, turbines, storage, control systems)
Utilities and transmission companies
PPP investors and infrastructure funds
Consulting firms and strategy advisers
Academic institutions and research bodies
ACWA Power
Japan Bank for International Cooperation
Masdar
ENGIE
Air Products
Oman Hydrom
Fortescue
Siemens Energy
Mitsubishi Power
Linde
Orascom Construction
Techint Engineering & Construction
Iberdrola

What is unique about this report?

The 2026 edition represents a major upgrade in scope and depth:

Expanded project pipeline reflecting record-level 2024–2025 announcements
Updated national strategies and regulatory frameworks
New mapping of export corridors and certification systems
Enhanced insights on local manufacturing and supply chain potential
Significantly expanded African market coverage

What makes MEED’s data different

This report is built on MEED Projects, the region’s most trusted and longest-running projects database. Every data point is:

Human-validated
Independently verified
Unavailable on any open-source platform
Not accessible through AI models like ChatGPT
Trusted by governments, EPCs, developers and global investors

This is real project intelligence, not scraped data or automated summaries.

All the MEED Insight reports are delivered via email in digital version.

MEED Data vs AI

How we build our Premium Intelligence Reports (PIRs)

At MEED, our Premium Intelligence Reports are created with one goal in mind: to give you reliable, expert-backed insights you can actually use. In a world where automated tools and AI churn out generic content by the minute, our PIRs stand out because they combine exclusive, hard-to-find data with real human analysis.

Below, we break down exactly how each report is built, so you can understand the value behind our intelligence and why so many businesses trust it for strategic decisions.

Where our data comes from

Great reports start with great data. Our analysts pull information from sources you won’t find on public search engines, including:

Industry experts and direct research: Interviews, surveys and first-hand insights from people who work in the sector every day.
Verified sources: Company filings, government documents, trusted publications and vetted market databases.
Global monitoring: We track developments from across the region and beyond to give you a full, connected picture.

Everything is checked, cross-checked and validated. This is what keeps our intelligence accurate, exclusive and ahead of the curve.

Human analysis at the core

We use technology to support our work, but the insight comes from people. Our analysts:

Spot trends and nuances that automated tools might miss.
Add context, explaining why the data matters.
Provide forward-looking views on risks, opportunities and what could happen next.

This means our reports don’t just give you numbers. They tell you what those numbers mean for your strategy.

A clear, structured reporting style

We design our PIRs so they are easy to read and even easier to apply to real decisions. Each report includes:

A clear executive summary for quick takeaways.
Detailed market breakdowns with trends and key drivers.
Competitive insights that show who is doing what in the market.
Historical data and forecasts to help you plan ahead.

The structure helps you absorb complex information quickly without feeling overwhelmed.

A careful, multi-step review process

Accuracy is non-negotiable for us. Every report goes through several checks before it reaches you:

Data validation to confirm accuracy and relevance.
Analytical review to ensure findings match industry realities.
Editorial checks to refine clarity and readability.
Final approval from senior analysts and industry specialists.

This process ensures each PIR meets the highest professional standards.

What makes our PIRs different

In a market full of automated, copy-paste reports, our PIRs stand out because:

We use proprietary data you won’t find elsewhere.
Data is manually audited by MEED’s research team.
Reports are built to support real strategic decision-making.
We focus on clarity, relevance and usability from start to finish.

The result? Intelligence you can trust, backed by both data and experience.

Always improving

Our methodology evolves constantly. We update our approach by:

Listening to feedback from clients and industry leaders.
Adjusting to new market trends and emerging sectors.
Using advanced tools where they add value, while keeping human oversight at the heart of our work.

This ensures every PIR stays current, insightful and genuinely useful.

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