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Expert: Algeria is Qualified to Become a Key Player in the Hydrogen Market

May 10, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
Expert: Algeria is Qualified to Become a Key Player in the Hydrogen Market

Algeria is among the Arab countries capable of producing green hydrogen at a competitive cost, thanks to its vast natural resources in solar and wind energy, according to the CEO of the green hydrogen organization GH2, Joe Williams, who emphasized that these factors give Algeria a strategic position in the future of the global energy market. Williams explained in an interview with the specialized energy platform that the current geopolitical crisis has marked a turning point in the energy sector and has contributed to accelerating interest in green hydrogen as a clean fuel that can be produced in many countries without relying on fossil fuels, through the use of renewable electricity and water.

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