CMMZE, a sustainable energy solutions company, proudly announces two significant milestones that mark a major advancement in its green energy initiatives. In collaboration with Ekofin, a leading innovator in waste-to-energy technology, CMMZE has entered into a strategic joint venture to develop a 5MW waste-to-energy hydrogen pilot station in Slovakia. Simultaneously, CMMZE has successfully completed the acquisition of a cutting-edge 5MW hydrogen pilot station for Abu Dhabi, further cementing its commitment to revolutionizing the energy landscape with clean and renewable solutions.

The partnership with Ekofin aims to leverage Ekofin’s expertise in waste-to-energy conversion and CMMZE’s leadership in hydrogen technology. Together, they will develop and deploy a 5MW waste-to-energy hydrogen pilot station in Slovakia. This innovative project is set to transform waste materials into clean hydrogen fuel, representing a powerful synergy between the two companies.

“This joint venture represents a powerful synergy between CMMZE and Ekofin, combining our strengths to drive forward the transition towards a more sustainable energy future,” said Mr. Aldo Labia, founder of CMMZE. “By harnessing the potential of waste-to-energy technology and hydrogen production, we aim to create a cleaner and greener energy ecosystem that benefits both the environment and society.”

“We are thrilled to partner with CMMZE in this transformative venture,” added Mr. Miroslav Remeta, CEO of Ekofin. “By converting waste into valuable hydrogen fuel, we are not only addressing the challenge of waste management but also unlocking new opportunities for renewable energy generation.”

The pilot station in Slovakia is slated to commence construction in Q1 2025, with operations expected to begin in Q3 2025. This flagship project will showcase the viability and scalability of sustainable energy solutions in Slovakia and beyond, driving the transition towards a circular economy and reducing carbon emissions.

In a parallel development, CMMZE has acquired a state-of-the-art 5MW hydrogen pilot station for Abu Dhabi. This facility, capable of generating an impressive 2000kg of hydrogen per day, underscores CMMZE’s dedication to pioneering sustainable energy solutions. The hydrogen pilot station is scheduled for delivery and full operational deployment in Q4 2024.

“We are thrilled to announce the acquisition of the 5MW hydrogen pilot station for Abu Dhabi,” said Mr. Aldo Labia, Chairman of CMMZE. “This initiative underscores our dedication to pioneering sustainable energy solutions that not only meet the needs of today but also lay the groundwork for a cleaner, greener tomorrow.”

By harnessing the power of hydrogen, CMMZE aims to position Abu Dhabi as a global leader in sustainable energy production and consumption. This acquisition is a pivotal step towards establishing an environmentally conscious and economically sustainable future in the region.

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CMMZE Invest Limited and PERIC Hydrogen Technologies Co., Ltd are proud to announce the formation of a strategic consortium dedicated to the development of green hydrogen projects.

Under the agreement, CMMZE and PERIC will collaborate on a major initiative to develop, finance, build, operate, and maintain renewable electricity production units. The consortium’s initial focus will be a 550MW green hydrogen production facility in Tunisia, marking a significant milestone in the global transition to sustainable energy.

•⁠ ⁠Consortium Name: CMMZE-PERIC

•⁠ ⁠Representative of the Consortium: CMMZE Invest Limited

•⁠ ⁠Initial Project: Development of a 550MW facility for green hydrogen production in Tunisia.

•⁠ ⁠Project Scope: Development of renewable electricity units, electricity storage systems, and necessary transmission lines.

•⁠ ⁠Objective: To implement green hydrogen projects, starting with ongoing procedures with the Tunisian Ministry of Industry, Mines, and Energy (MIME).

CMMZE, as the Representative of the Consortium, will oversee all project-related activities, including negotiations, application submissions, and agreement signings. PERIC will provide its expertise in hydrogen technologies to support the technical and operational components of the project.

The consortium agreement aligns with the duration of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with MIME and subsequent implementation agreements. The consortium will operate under the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) for arbitration, with the place of arbitration set in Paris and English as the language of proceedings.

•⁠ ⁠Mr. Alex Vancauwenbergh, Manager of CMMZE Invest Limited: “We are excited about this collaboration with PERIC, which aligns with our vision for advancing green energy. The 550MW facility is a significant starting point for what we aim to achieve together in the realm of sustainable development.”

•⁠ ⁠Mr. Lu Jian, Business Manager of PERIC Hydrogen Technologies Co., Ltd: “Collaborating with CMMZE is an honor. Our joint efforts in developing the 550MW green hydrogen facility in Tunisia will set a new standard for future projects in sustainable energy.”

CMMZE Invest Limited, based in Abu Dhabi, UAE, specializes in investment in renewable energy and sustainable development projects. Aldo Labia, the founder of CMMZE Invest Limited, brings a wealth of experience in sustainable energy investments to this strategic consortium. Known for his innovative approach and commitment to renewable energy, Labia has been instrumental in steering CMMZE toward significant global partnerships. His leadership and strategic foresight are key drivers behind the company’s ambitious projects and its focus on advancing the green hydrogen economy.

PERIC Hydrogen Technologies Co., Ltd, headquartered in Handan, China, is a leading provider of hydrogen technology solutions, dedicated to advancing the global hydrogen economy.

•⁠ ⁠CMMZE Invest Limited

•⁠ ⁠PERIC Hydrogen Technologies Co., Ltd

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CMMZE Invest Limited and Das Solar Co., Ltd. are pleased to announce the formation of a strategic consortium aimed at developing, financing, building, operating, and maintaining renewable energy projects for green hydrogen production.

This landmark partnership marks a significant step towards advancing sustainable energy solutions and reducing carbon footprints globally.

The consortium, named “CMMZE-Das Solar,” will focus initially on green hydrogen projects, with plans to expand to other regions. The initiative includes the development of wind and solar renewable electricity production units with a total installed capacity of up to 1GW, incorporating electricity storage systems, transmission lines, and ancillary infrastructure. The generated electricity will be utilized to power green hydrogen production sites and related by-products for export.

Mr. Alex Vancauwenbergh, the manager of CMMZE, emphasized the importance of this collaboration, stating, “We are thrilled to partner with Das Solar to drive forward the green hydrogen agenda. This consortium aligns with our commitment to sustainable energy development and innovation.”

Aldo Labia, the founder of CMMZE Invest Limited, has been instrumental in steering the company towards pioneering sustainable energy solutions. With a deep-rooted passion for environmental sustainability, Labia has fostered numerous strategic partnerships, including the recent consortium with Das Solar, to advance green hydrogen projects. His leadership and innovative approach continue to drive CMMZE’s mission of reducing carbon footprints and promoting renewable energy on a global scale.

CMMZE, headquartered in Masdar City, Abu Dhabi, UAE, is a limited liability company recognized for its investment in sustainable and innovative energy solutions. Das Solar, based in Zhejiang, China, is a leading company in the renewable energy sector with extensive experience in solar technology and project execution.

The consortium agreement designates CMMZE as the Representative of the Consortium, authorizing it to manage relations with third parties, submit applications, sign necessary agreements, and coordinate the services of the consortium members. Both CMMZE and Das Solar are committed to adhering to the consortium’s obligations and ensuring the successful execution of the green hydrogen projects.

Mr. Vincent Cao, Senior Vice President of Das Solar, highlighted the strategic significance of the partnership, “Joining forces with CMMZE enables us to leverage our combined technological and operational capabilities. This collaboration is set to pave the way for innovative green hydrogen solutions and contribute to the global transition towards renewable energy.”

CMMZE Invest Limited is a UAE-based company dedicated to investment in sustainable energy projects and innovative technologies. With a strong focus on renewable energy, CMMZE aims to contribute to global efforts in combating climate change and promoting environmental sustainability.

Das Solar Co., Ltd. is a leading Chinese company specializing in renewable energy solutions, particularly in the solar power sector. With a commitment to technological innovation and sustainable development, Das Solar plays a pivotal role in advancing renewable energy projects worldwide.

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Abu Dhabi, UAE & Handan, China - 19 August, 2024 - CMMZE Invest Limited and PERIC Hydrogen Technologies Co., Ltd are proud to announce the formation of a strategic consortium dedicated to the development of green hydrogen projects.

Under the agreement, CMMZE and PERIC will collaborate on a major initiative to develop, finance, build, operate, and maintain renewable electricity production units. The consortium's initial focus will be a 550MW green hydrogen production facility in Tunisia, marking a significant milestone in the global transition to sustainable energy.

- Consortium Name: CMMZE-PERIC

- Representative of the Consortium: CMMZE Invest Limited

- Initial Project: Development of a 550MW facility for green hydrogen production in Tunisia.

- Project Scope: Development of renewable electricity units, electricity storage systems, and necessary transmission lines.

- Objective: To implement green hydrogen projects, starting with ongoing procedures with the Tunisian Ministry of Industry, Mines, and Energy (MIME).

Responsibilities and Coordination:

CMMZE, as the Representative of the Consortium, will oversee all project-related activities, including negotiations, application submissions, and agreement signings. PERIC will provide its expertise in hydrogen technologies to support the technical and operational components of the project.

The consortium agreement aligns with the duration of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with MIME and subsequent implementation agreements. The consortium will operate under the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) for arbitration, with the place of arbitration set in Paris and English as the language of proceedings.

- Mr. Alex Vancauwenbergh, Manager of CMMZE Invest Limited: "We are excited about this collaboration with PERIC, which aligns with our vision for advancing green energy. The 550MW facility is a significant starting point for what we aim to achieve together in the realm of sustainable development."

- Mr. Lu Jian, Business Manager of PERIC Hydrogen Technologies Co., Ltd: "Collaborating with CMMZE is an honor. Our joint efforts in developing the 550MW green hydrogen facility in Tunisia will set a new standard for future projects in sustainable energy."

CMMZE Invest Limited, based in Abu Dhabi, UAE, specializes in investment in renewable energy and sustainable development projects. Aldo Labia, the founder of CMMZE Invest Limited, brings a wealth of experience in sustainable energy investments to this strategic consortium. Known for his innovative approach and commitment to renewable energy, Labia has been instrumental in steering CMMZE toward significant global partnerships. His leadership and strategic foresight are key drivers behind the company's ambitious projects and its focus on advancing the green hydrogen economy.

PERIC Hydrogen Technologies Co., Ltd, headquartered in Handan, China, is a leading provider of hydrogen technology solutions, dedicated to advancing the global hydrogen economy.

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Abu Dhabi, UAE & Zhejiang, China - CMMZE Das Solar Co are pleased to announce the formation of a strategic consortium aimed at developing, financing, building, operating, and maintaining renewable energy projects for green hydrogen production.

This landmark partnership marks a significant step towards advancing sustainable energy solutions and reducing carbon footprints globally.

The consortium, named "CMMZE-Das Solar," will focus initially on green hydrogen projects, with plans to expand to other regions. The initiative includes the development of wind and solar renewable electricity production units with a total installed capacity of up to 1GW, incorporating electricity storage systems, transmission lines, and ancillary infrastructure. The generated electricity will be utilized to power green hydrogen production sites and related by-products for export.

Mr. Alex Vancauwenbergh, the manager of CMMZE, emphasized the importance of this collaboration, stating, "We are thrilled to partner with Das Solar to drive forward the green hydrogen agenda. This consortium aligns with our commitment to sustainable energy development and innovation."

Aldo Labia, the founder of CMMZE Invest Limited, has been instrumental in steering the company towards pioneering sustainable energy solutions. With a deep-rooted passion for environmental sustainability, Labia has fostered numerous strategic partnerships, including the recent consortium with Das Solar, to advance green hydrogen projects. His leadership and innovative approach continue to drive CMMZE's mission of reducing carbon footprints and promoting renewable energy on a global scale.

CMMZE, headquartered in Masdar City, Abu Dhabi, UAE, is a limited liability company recognized for its investment in sustainable and innovative energy solutions. Das Solar, based in Zhejiang, China, is a leading company in the renewable energy sector with extensive experience in solar technology and project execution.

The consortium agreement designates CMMZE as the Representative of the Consortium, authorizing it to manage relations with third parties, submit applications, sign necessary agreements, and coordinate the services of the consortium members. Both CMMZE and Das Solar are committed to adhering to the consortium's obligations and ensuring the successful execution of the green hydrogen projects.

Mr. Vincent Cao, Senior Vice President of Das Solar, highlighted the strategic significance of the partnership, "Joining forces with CMMZE enables us to leverage our combined technological and operational capabilities. This collaboration is set to pave the way for innovative green hydrogen solutions and contribute to the global transition towards renewable energy."

CMMZE Invest Limited is a UAE-based company dedicated to investment in sustainable energy projects and innovative technologies. With a strong focus on renewable energy, CMMZE aims to contribute to global efforts in combating climate change and promoting environmental sustainability.

Das Solar Co., Ltd. is a leading Chinese company specializing in renewable energy solutions, particularly in the solar power sector. With a commitment to technological innovation and sustainable development, Das Solar plays a pivotal role in advancing renewable energy projects worldwide.

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Abu Dhabi – (ARAB NEWSWIRE) -- CMMZE, a sustainable energy solutions company, proudly announces two significant milestones that mark a major advancement in its green energy initiatives. In collaboration with Ekofin, a leading innovator in waste-to-energy technology, CMMZE has entered into a strategic joint venture to develop a 5MW waste-to-energy hydrogen pilot station in Slovakia. Simultaneously, CMMZE has successfully completed the acquisition of a cutting-edge 5MW hydrogen pilot station for Abu Dhabi, further cementing its commitment to revolutionizing the energy landscape with clean and renewable solutions.

The partnership with Ekofin aims to leverage Ekofin's expertise in waste-to-energy conversion and CMMZE's leadership in hydrogen technology. Together, they will develop and deploy a 5MW waste-to-energy hydrogen pilot station in Slovakia. This innovative project is set to transform waste materials into clean hydrogen fuel, representing a powerful synergy between the two companies.

"This joint venture represents a powerful synergy between CMMZE and Ekofin, combining our strengths to drive forward the transition towards a more sustainable energy future," said Mr. Aldo Labia, founder of CMMZE. "By harnessing the potential of waste-to-energy technology and hydrogen production, we aim to create a cleaner and greener energy ecosystem that benefits both the environment and society."

"We are thrilled to partner with CMMZE in this transformative venture," added Mr. Miroslav Remeta, CEO of Ekofin. "By converting waste into valuable hydrogen fuel, we are not only addressing the challenge of waste management but also unlocking new opportunities for renewable energy generation."

The pilot station in Slovakia is slated to commence construction in Q1 2025, with operations expected to begin in Q3 2025. This flagship project will showcase the viability and scalability of sustainable energy solutions in Slovakia and beyond, driving the transition towards a circular economy and reducing carbon emissions.

In a parallel development, CMMZE has acquired a state-of-the-art 5MW hydrogen pilot station for Abu Dhabi. This facility, capable of generating an impressive 2000kg of hydrogen per day, underscores CMMZE's dedication to pioneering sustainable energy solutions. The hydrogen pilot station is scheduled for delivery and full operational deployment in Q4 2024.

"We are thrilled to announce the acquisition of the 5MW hydrogen pilot station for Abu Dhabi," said Mr. Aldo Labia, Chairman of CMMZE. "This initiative underscores our dedication to pioneering sustainable energy solutions that not only meet the needs of today but also lay the groundwork for a cleaner, greener tomorrow."

By harnessing the power of hydrogen, CMMZE aims to position Abu Dhabi as a global leader in sustainable energy production and consumption. This acquisition is a pivotal step towards establishing an environmentally conscious and economically sustainable future in the region.

CMMZE’s dual initiatives in Slovakia and Abu Dhabi highlight the company’s strategic approach to advancing green energy solutions across different regions. Through innovative technologies and collaborative partnerships, CMMZE is committed to leading the charge towards a cleaner, more sustainable future for generations to come.

https://www.zawya.com/en/press-release/companies-news/cmmze-announces-strategic-partnerships-and-acquisitions-o4nc7dua

CMMZE announces plans to develop a large-scale green hydrogen production facility in United Arab Emirates. The facility, together with projects in Morrocco and Tunisia, will produce 180,000 tonnes of clean hydrogen per year for export to Europe.

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates - September 26, 2024 —

Sustainable energy solutions provider Compagnie Maritime Monegasque Zero Emission (CMMZE) unveiled ambitious plans to construct a large-scale green hydrogen production facility in United Arab Emirates.

The project, together with facilities in Morrocco and Tunisia, will produce 180,000 tonnes of clean hydrogen per year, primarily for export to the European market. This initiative represents a leap forward in North Africa's transition to renewable energy and positions UAE, Morocco, and Tunisia as major players in the emerging global green hydrogen economy.

The facility in UAE will use state-of-the-art technology powered by solar and wind energy. Meanwhile, in Tunisia, the energy solutions company will develop dedicated renewable energy sites in Nefetia Benguerdane for photovoltaic solar power and El Hamma for wind energy to supply clean electricity for hydrogen production.

Aldo Labia, its founder, stated, "Through this project, we want to improve the energy sector through green hydrogen solutions. We create a sustainable energy source with abundant renewable resources and contribute to North Africa's and Europe's decarbonization efforts."

The annual production of 180,000 tonnes of green hydrogen will require approximately 1.2 million megawatt-hours (MWh) of renewable electricity. To meet this demand, the energy provider plans to install 250 MW of electrolyzer capacity at the port of Zarzis, along with processing and storage facilities.

This initiative aligns with the growing demand for clean energy alternatives in Europe and supports the European Union's ambitious targets for green hydrogen adoption. CMMZE is inspiring energy security and sustainability across both regions by establishing a robust supply chain for green hydrogen from North Africa to Europe.

The three projects will likely create local jobs and stimulate economic growth in Morrocco, Tunisia, and UAE’s renewable energy sector. Additionally, it will contribute to significant carbon dioxide emission reductions, with estimates suggesting the prevention of carbon dioxide emissions annually compared to traditional hydrogen production methods.

The company’s green hydrogen initiative builds upon the company's recent success in launching North Africa's first commercial hydrogen pilot stations. These pilot projects have demonstrated the viability of hydrogen technologies in the region and paved the way for larger-scale implementations.

CMMZE plans to begin construction of the UAE, Zarzis, and Nador facilities in early 2025 and expects the first hydrogen production phase to come online by late 2027. The company is currently discussing long-term offtake agreements with potential European partners to guarantee a stable market for the green hydrogen produced.

This ambitious project represents a milestone in CMMZE's goal to accelerate the global transition to clean energy and establish it as a leader in large-scale green hydrogen production in North Africa.

Notably, the CMMZE founder Labia has made a significant business move by selling his shipping holding to Asian interests for $700 million USD. This transaction marks a notable shift in Labia's business portfolio and potentially signals a strategic realignment of his investments towards more sustainable ventures.

The substantial sum from the sale could provide Labia with significant capital to further invest in CMMZE's green hydrogen initiatives. This move aligns with the growing global focus on renewable energy solutions and could accelerate CMMZE's ambitious plans to produce green hydrogen for the European market.

Divesting from traditional shipping and potentially reinvesting in green hydrogen production, Labia shows a commitment to transitioning towards more environmentally friendly business models. This pivot could position CMMZE as a key player in the green hydrogen space, taking advantage of the capital from the shipping sale to fund large-scale sustainable energy projects.

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About CMMZE

CMM Zero Emission is a sustainable energy solutions company dedicated to developing green hydrogen projects. It focuses on creating comprehensive value-chain solutions for hydrogen production. The company is making waves in the energy sector by using green hydrogen technology to reduce global emissions and create a more sustainable future. It has a strong presence in North Africa and is expanding operations across the Middle East and Africa.

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The race to achieve net zero emissions in Europe by 2050 has spurred new industrial developments, particularly in clean energy solutions. As of 2022, Europe had reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by 32.5% compared to 1990 levels, surpassing its 2020 target of a 20% reduction. However, emissions cuts must accelerate considerably to meet the 2030 target of a 55% reduction.

Compagnie Maritime Monegasque Zero Emission (CMMZE), a producer and supplier of green hydrogen at scale, has become a player in the green hydrogen sector as it helps the European Union (EU) intensify its efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. CMMZE’s technologies and ambitious production targets align with and support the region’s goal for a carbon neutral future.

What Is CMMZE?

Founded by Aldo Labia, who boasts over four decades of experience in the shipping and energy industries, CMMZE is a fully integrated hydrogen production, storage, and transportation company. The company was established to pursue the development of green hydrogen projects by using electrolyzers powered by renewable energy sources to split water and produce clean hydrogen.

“Our main objective is to deliver substantial quantities of green hydrogen to Europe, contributing to the Europeropean 2050 net zero target and empowering development ambitions in North Africa,” its founder shares.

With operations spanning Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Morocco, CMMZE is positioned to harness the region’s vast renewable energy potential and provide a renewable alternative to fossil fuels.

Green Hydrogen Production Capacity and Export Plans to Europe

CMMZE has set ambitious production targets across its operational sites. Tunisia plans to produce 60 kilotons of green hydrogen daily in the initial phase, with operations centered at the port of Zarzis. Meanwhile, the United Arab Emirates and Morocco projects aim to produce 60 kilotons daily in Khalifa and Nador West Med ports.

The company’s export plans to Europe are equally impressive. It aims to deliver 180 kilotons (kt) per year of green hydrogen to these markets, contributing substantially to the continent’s goal of importing 10 million tonnes of renewable hydrogen by 2030.

Integrating North African Renewable Resources into Europe’s Clean Energy Mix

The energy provider’s projects take advantage of North Africa’s exceptional renewable energy potential. Tunisia, for instance, boasts solar and wind resources, with the southern region presenting photovoltaic capacity factors exceeding 21% and wind farm capacity factors above 38%.

On the other hand, Morocco’s solar and wind technical potential is estimated at 49,000 Terawatt hours (TWh) per year and 11,500 TWh per year, respectively. The United Arab Emirates, known for its massive efforts in renewable energy, also offers solar power at highly competitive rates.

CMMZE is producing green hydrogen and facilitating the integration of North African clean energy into Europe’s energy mix by tapping into these renewable resources. This creates a symbiotic relationship between the two regions, inspiring energy security and supporting sustainable development on both sides of the Mediterranean.

Technological Developments in Hydrogen Production and Transportation

The company employs advanced alkaline electrolysis technology, using a potassium hydroxide (KOH) solution to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. This process is powered entirely by renewable energy sources, resulting in zero carbon emissions during production.

It is developing infrastructure that includes compression facilities, storage solutions, and specialized shipping methods. The company plans to use a combination of pipelines and maritime transport to deliver green hydrogen to European markets efficiently.

These technological developments are needed to overcome the challenges associated with long-distance hydrogen transportation and storage, making its cross-border projects viable and cost-effective.

Economic and Environmental Impact of CMMZE’s Cross-Border Hydrogen Projects

The economic impact of CMMZE’s projects cannot be denied. With total capital expenditures (CAPEX) of €1,657 million across its three main projects, it drives significant investment in green energy infrastructure. These projects are expected to create numerous jobs, directly and indirectly, contributing to economic growth in North Africa.

Environmentally, its green hydrogen production is also set to significantly impact carbon emission reduction. By 2050, the company’s Tunisian operations will avoid 19,000 kt of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions annually.

Aligning With Europe’s Hydrogen Policies and 2050 Climate Goals

The EU has set a target of producing 10 million tonnes of domestic renewable hydrogen and importing an additional 10 million tonnes by 2030. In line with this, CMMZE’s export plans directly contribute to meeting this import target. Furthermore, Europe aims to have 40 Gigawatt (GW) of electrolyzer capacity by 2030, a goal that CMMZE’s projects support through its substantial production capacities and energy transition support.

The company’s focus on green hydrogen production using renewable energy sources also actualizes the EU’s plan to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors. The energy solutions provider supports Europe’s broader efforts to achieve climate neutrality by 2050 by providing a clean alternative to fossil fuels in industries such as steel production, chemicals, and heavy transport.

Truly, CMMZE’s role in achieving the EU’s 2050 net zero target is multifaceted and undeniable. Its impact on the region’s journey to net zero emissions is set to grow even further, marking a milestone in the global energy transition.

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The global push for sustainable energy solutions has placed green hydrogen in the spotlight of the renewable energy shift. Energy solutions company Compagnie Maritime Monegasque Zero Emission (CMMZE) allies with countries seeking to reduce their carbon footprint and transition away from fossil fuels.

CMM Zero Emission (CMMZE) is a sustainable energy solutions company that develops green hydrogen projects. With over 19 years of experience in the market, CMMZE focuses on producing green hydrogen using electrolyzers powered by renewable energy sources.

CMMZE’s strategy covers the entire value chain of green hydrogen production, from renewable energy generation to storage, transportation, and export. The company’s flagship project is located in Zarzis, Tunisia, aiming to produce 60 tons of green hydrogen daily.

Additionally, CMMZE has secured a long-term concession in Nador West Med, Morocco, as well as United Arab Emirates, for other facilities with the same planned production capacity as its project in Zarzis.

Investing in infrastructure, including advanced electrolyzers, liquefaction facilities, and storage solutions, makes creating a production network in North Africa possible. In Nador West Med, for example, CMMZE plans to implement a 3-kilometer pipeline using Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier (LOHC) technology to transport hydrogen from the production site to the port.

Green hydrogen has recently gained massive attention as a critical component in the global transition to clean energy. Unlike grey or blue hydrogen produced using fossil fuels, it is generated through water electrolysis using renewable energy sources.

This process produces zero carbon emissions, making it an ideal solution for decarbonizing various sectors, including industry, transportation, and heating.

The green hydrogen industry is experiencing rapid growth and attracting substantial investment. According to a 2024 report by the Hydrogen Council and McKinsey & Company, if African countries can secure just 15% of the anticipated global hydrogen market by 2050, it could boost their economies by $126 billion.

Moreover, the European Union has set ambitious targets for green hydrogen production and import, aiming to produce 10 million tonnes and import 10 million tonnes by 2030. This growing interest is driven by its potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions significantly.

Notably, CMMZE’s efforts closely align with the European Union’s Hydrogen Strategy, which aims to establish at least 6 gigawatts (GW) of renewable hydrogen electrolyzer capacity by 2024 and up to 40 GW by 2030. Its production targets contribute significantly to meeting these European objectives, helping to meet supply and demand for this type of energy in Europe.

Exporting green hydrogen to Europe enables CMMZE to support the continent’s transition to cleaner energy sources and helps reduce its dependence on fossil fuels. This alignment with European initiatives guarantees a ready market for CMMZE’s products while fostering closer energy cooperation between North Africa and Europe. It creates a mutually beneficial partnership to pursue a greener future.

North Africa boasts immense renewable energy potential, particularly in solar and wind power. CMMZE capitalizes on this abundant resource to power its production facilities. The company integrates solar photovoltaic (PV) plants and wind farms into its operations, connecting them to local electricity networks to guarantee a stable and sustainable energy supply for hydrogen production.

Harnessing North Africa’s renewable energy potential, CMMZE guarantees the production of truly green hydrogen and promotes the development of renewable energy infrastructure in the region.

The energy solution company’s green hydrogen projects offer huge economic benefits to North Africa and Europe. For example, developing green hydrogen facilities in North Africa creates job opportunities and economic growth.

These projects attract investment in renewable energy infrastructure, contributing to the region’s overall development and positioning it as a critical player in the global green energy market.

From an environmental perspective, the initiatives also reduce greenhouse gas emissions in both regions. Focusing on renewable energy-powered hydrogen production in North Africa also promotes clean energy infrastructure development, reducing the region’s carbon footprint and setting a precedent for sustainable industrial development.

Undeniably, CMMZE’s efforts accelerate the transition to low-carbon economies while creating a model for global partnerships in renewable energy. This opens the way for hope and practical solutions to escalating climate challenges.

Source: https://forbes.ge/en/how-cmmze-bridges-north-africa-and-europe-through-green-hydrogen/

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CMMZE Invest UAE and Gaia Future Energy Announce Joint Development Agreement for Green Hydrogen Project in North Africa.

Masdar City, UAE, October 14, 2024 — CMMZE Invest UAE, led by CEO Alex, and Gaia Future Energy, represented by CEO Moundir Zniber, are pleased to announce the signing of a Joint Development Agreement to collaborate on a cutting-edge green hydrogen production and export project in Guelmim, Morocco. This partnership highlights both companies’ commitment to advancing renewable energy initiatives and establishing Morocco as a leader in the green hydrogen sector.

CMMZE Invest UAE will play a crucial role in driving the technical aspects of the project, particularly in the development of advanced technologies for hydrogen production, handling, and transportation. “We are excited to embark on this transformative journey with Gaia Future Energy,” said Alex, CEO of CMMZE Invest UAE. “Our shared vision will pave the way for a sustainable future, combining CMMZE’s innovative technology with Gaia’s extensive experience in renewable energy.”

The project, which will utilize 200 MWe of electrolyzer capacity powered by a combination of wind, solar, and battery storage, aims to produce hydrogen for export through the Port of Agadir. This landmark initiative aligns with Morocco’s strategy to become a global hub for green hydrogen production, targeting 2025 for completion.

Moundir Zniber, CEO of Gaia Future Energy, added: “This partnership is a significant step forward in Gaia’s mission to harness Morocco’s renewable resources to meet the growing demand for clean energy. By combining our expertise with CMMZE’s cutting-edge technology, we are confident that this project will not only contribute to global energy solutions but also reinforce Morocco’s leadership in sustainable energy.”

Gaia Future Energy will oversee project management and coordination with Moroccan government authorities, ensuring that all aspects of the development adhere to national and international standards.

The green hydrogen project is expected to be a game-changer for the region, providing a clean energy source that supports global efforts to reduce carbon emissions. Both companies are committed to ensuring that the project meets the highest environmental and operational standards.

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CMMZE Invest UAE
Alex
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Gaia Future Energy
Moundir Zniber
CEO

About CMMZE Invest UAE:

CMMZE Invest UAE is a leading UAE-based company specializing in energy infrastructure and innovative technology solutions for hydrogen production and transport.

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Gaia Future Energy is a Morocco-based renewable energy company focused on driving innovation in sustainable energy solutions, particularly in the fields of wind, solar, and hydrogen.

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CMMZE Invest UAE and Gaia Future Energy have entered into a Joint Development Agreement to work on an innovative green hydrogen project in Guelmim, Morocco.

This collaboration signifies both companies’ dedication to propelling renewable energy initiatives and positioning Morocco as a pivotal player in the green hydrogen industry.

CMMZE Invest UAE is tasked with advancing the technical dimensions of the project, including the development of technologies for hydrogen production, handling, and transportation. CEO Alex expressed enthusiasm for partnering with Gaia Future Energy, emphasizing the potential of their combined efforts to foster a sustainable future by blending CMMZE’s technological innovations with Gaia’s comprehensive experience in renewable energy.

The project plans to utilize a 200 MWe electrolyser capacity, powered by wind, solar, and battery storage, to produce hydrogen for export through the Port of Agadir. This initiative coincides with Morocco’s ambition to establish itself as a global leader in green hydrogen production, targeting completion by 2025.

Moundir Zniber, CEO of Gaia Future Energy, stated that the partnership is crucial for leveraging Morocco’s renewable resources to meet the rising demand for clean energy. He expressed confidence that the collaboration would bolster Morocco’s standing in sustainable energy and contribute to worldwide energy solutions. Gaia Future Energy will handle project management and coordination with Moroccan authorities, ensuring compliance with both national and international standards.

The green hydrogen project is poised to be transformative for the region, offering a clean energy source aligned with global efforts to lower carbon emissions. Both companies are committed to maintaining the highest environmental and operational standards throughout the project’s development.

Source: https://energynews.biz/cmmze-and-gaia-unite-for-green-hydrogen-in-morocco/

EQS Newswire / 15/11/2024

Abu Dhabi, UAE - November 15, 2024 - Compagnie Maritime Monegasque Zero Emission (CMMZE) has revealed plans for a large-scale green hydrogen production initiative. The project aims to produce 180,000 tonnes of clean hydrogen annually, primarily for export to the European market.

This includes the construction of a major facility in the United Arab Emirates, complemented by additional production sites in Morocco and Tunisia. These facilities will harness solar and wind energy to power electrolysis technology, converting water into hydrogen without carbon emissions.

The company will develop dedicated renewable energy sites in Nefetia Benguerdane for solar power and El Hamma for wind energy in Tunisia. Furthermore, it plans to install 250 megawatts (MW) of electrolyzer capacity at the port of Zarzis, along with processing and storage facilities.

Aldo Labia, its founder, stated, "This project represents our move toward sustainable energy solutions in North Africa and Europe. We are driven to contribute to decarbonization efforts across both regions using abundant renewable resources."

The annual production target of 180,000 tonnes of green hydrogen will require approximately 1.2 million megawatt-hours (MWh) of renewable electricity. This initiative aligns with the growing demand for clean energy alternatives in Europe and supports the European Union's targets for renewable energy adoption.

Additionally, the project is expected to create local jobs and stimulate economic growth in the renewable energy sectors of the UAE, Morocco, and Tunisia. It will also reduce carbon dioxide emissions compared to traditional hydrogen production methods.

"We will begin constructing the facilities in early 2025, with the first phase of hydrogen production expected to come online by late 2027," Labia shares. CMMZE is currently discussing long-term offtake agreements with potential European partners to guarantee a stable market for the hydrogen produced.

This project builds upon CMMZE's recent success in launching North Africa's first commercial hydrogen pilot stations. These pilot projects have proven the viability of hydrogen technologies in the region and paved the way for larger-scale implementations.

In a related development, Aldo Labia recently sold his shipping holding to Asian interests for $700 million. This transaction marks a shift in Labia's business portfolio and could provide additional capital to support the hydrogen initiatives.

The company has also been actively forming strategic partnerships to advance its projects. These include a joint venture with Ekofin to develop a 5MW waste-to-energy hydrogen pilot station in Slovakia, acquiring a 5MW hydrogen pilot station for Abu Dhabi, and a consortium with Das Solar to develop green hydrogen projects.

The global focus on renewable energy solutions continues to grow. CMMZE's large-scale green hydrogen production projects position the company as a key player in the transition towards sustainable energy.

The success of this project could have far-reaching implications for the market. It could accelerate the adoption of clean energy solutions and support global efforts to reduce carbon emissions.

For more information, visit https://cmmze.energy/.

About CMMZE

Compagnie Maritime Monegasque Zero Emission (CMMZE) is a sustainable energy solutions company dedicated to developing green hydrogen projects. Founded by Aldo Labia, CMMZE focuses on creating value-chain solutions for hydrogen production to reduce global emissions and promote a sustainable future.

The company has established a strong presence in North Africa and is expanding its operations across the Middle East and Africa. CMMZE's initiatives include large-scale production facilities, pilot projects, and partnerships with industry leaders.

Contact information

Brand: CMMZE

Contact: Aldo Labia

Email: aldo.labia@cmmship.com

Website: cmmze.energy

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Source: https://www.mitrade.com/insights/news/live-news/article-8-470720-20241115

EQS Newswire / 15/11/2024

Abu Dhabi, UAE - November 15, 2024 - Compagnie Maritime Monegasque Zero Emission (CMMZE) has revealed plans for a large-scale green hydrogen production initiative. The project aims to produce 180,000 tonnes of clean hydrogen annually, primarily for export to the European market.

This includes the construction of a major facility in the United Arab Emirates, complemented by additional production sites in Morocco and Tunisia. These facilities will harness solar and wind energy to power electrolysis technology, converting water into hydrogen without carbon emissions.

The company will develop dedicated renewable energy sites in Nefetia Benguerdane for solar power and El Hamma for wind energy in Tunisia. Furthermore, it plans to install 250 megawatts (MW) of electrolyzer capacity at the port of Zarzis, along with processing and storage facilities.

Aldo Labia, its founder, stated, "This project represents our move toward sustainable energy solutions in North Africa and Europe. We are driven to contribute to decarbonization efforts across both regions using abundant renewable resources."

The annual production target of 180,000 tonnes of green hydrogen will require approximately 1.2 million megawatt-hours (MWh) of renewable electricity. This initiative aligns with the growing demand for clean energy alternatives in Europe and supports the European Union's targets for renewable energy adoption.

Additionally, the project is expected to create local jobs and stimulate economic growth in the renewable energy sectors of the UAE, Morocco, and Tunisia. It will also reduce carbon dioxide emissions compared to traditional hydrogen production methods.

"We will begin constructing the facilities in early 2025, with the first phase of hydrogen production expected to come online by late 2027," Labia shares. CMMZE is currently discussing long-term offtake agreements with potential European partners to guarantee a stable market for the hydrogen produced.

This project builds upon CMMZE's recent success in launching North Africa's first commercial hydrogen pilot stations. These pilot projects have proven the viability of hydrogen technologies in the region and paved the way for larger-scale implementations.

In a related development, Aldo Labia recently sold his shipping holding to Asian interests for $700 million. This transaction marks a shift in Labia's business portfolio and could provide additional capital to support the hydrogen initiatives.

The company has also been actively forming strategic partnerships to advance its projects. These include a joint venture with Ekofin to develop a 5MW waste-to-energy hydrogen pilot station in Slovakia, acquiring a 5MW hydrogen pilot station for Abu Dhabi, and a consortium with Das Solar to develop green hydrogen projects.

The global focus on renewable energy solutions continues to grow. CMMZE's large-scale green hydrogen production projects position the company as a key player in the transition towards sustainable energy.

The success of this project could have far-reaching implications for the market. It could accelerate the adoption of clean energy solutions and support global efforts to reduce carbon emissions.

For more information, visit https://cmmze.energy/.

About CMMZE

Compagnie Maritime Monegasque Zero Emission (CMMZE) is a sustainable energy solutions company dedicated to developing green hydrogen projects. Founded by Aldo Labia, CMMZE focuses on creating value-chain solutions for hydrogen production to reduce global emissions and promote a sustainable future.

The company has established a strong presence in North Africa and is expanding its operations across the Middle East and Africa. CMMZE's initiatives include large-scale production facilities, pilot projects, and partnerships with industry leaders.

Contact information

Brand: CMMZE

Contact: Aldo Labia

Email: aldo.labia@cmmship.com

Website: https://cmmze.energy

15/11/2024 Dissemination of a Financial Press Release, transmitted by EQS News.

The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

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Source: https://markets.ft.com/data/announce/detail?dockey=600-202411142256DGAP____ASPR_____corporate_2030685_en-1

Compagnie Maritime Monégasque Zero Emission (CMMZE), founded by maritime entrepreneur Aldo Labia, plans to break ground on projects for green hydrogen production in the MENA region in early 2025, targeting a total of 180,000 tons of green hydrogen annually.

It plans to set up additional production sites in Tunisia and Morocco and to build a large plant in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the company said on Friday. The first hydrogen production is expected by the end of 2027 and the fuel will be exported mainly to Europe.

The new project was revealed after Aldo Labia sold its stake in the shipping sector to Asian interests for $700m (€661.75m), with fresh capital from the sale expected to support the development of hydrogen initiatives.

The hydrogen plants will use solar and wind energy in the production process. CMMZE estimates that 1.2 million MWh of electricity will be required for the targeted annual production.

The company will therefore develop renewable energy sites in Tunisia. Specifically, solar installations will be located in the Ben Guerdane region, while wind generation will take place in El Hamma. The company also plans to install 250 MW of electrolysis capacity at the port of Zarzis, Tunisia, as well as processing and storage facilities.

CMMZE said it is currently discussing long-term purchase agreements with potential European partners.

Overall, the initiative is expected to meet the growing demand for clean energy alternatives in Europe, while creating jobs in Tunisia, as well as in Morocco and the United Arab Emirates.

Tunisia to allocate $2.2bn to renewables in 2025

Tunisia plans to allocate 7.1 billion Tunisian dinars ($2.2 billion) to the development of the electricity sector in 2025, including renewable energy projects.

The country aims to increase its reliance on solar and wind energy to 35% over the next six years and reduce electricity imports from Algeria and Libya.

In the first nine months of 2024, Tunisia imported almost 14% of its electricity supply, with the rest coming from the national grid.

According to the draft finance law for 2025, the government intends to allocate 7.1 billion Tunisian dinars to support the electricity sector and guarantee sufficient subsidies to control any price increases.

The report predicts that solar and wind energy projects will enable Tunisia to produce nearly 4,850 megawatts (MW) of green electricity by 2030.

A catalyst for growth

In doing so, the large-scale development of renewable energy could catalyze economic growth in Tunisia in several ways: first, by reducing energy costs and the need for subsidies; second, by making this energy green and minimizing dependence on imported fossil fuels, thereby contributing to more balanced trade flows; and third, by attracting foreign direct investment in green industrial production and exports, thereby creating jobs and economic opportunities.

The World Bank is working closely with the Tunisian government to fully integrate the vision of a green energy transition at the heart of the country’s industrial, social and economic transformation. In addition to creating a legal and business environment conducive to attracting investors, the government must prepare the ground by ensuring that appropriate university and vocational training programs are put in place to train the new generation of young people and workers to enter sectors related to green industries.

Source: https://en.africanmanager.com/re-aldo-labias-cmmze-to-launch-production-facilities-in-tunisia/