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Uganda unveils $400m green hydrogen-based fertiliser project, backed by Norwegian state funds

The developers plan to draw 100MW of electricity from the long-delayed Karuma Hydro Power Station

(Right to left) Kinar Kent, CEO pf Westgass; Galeb Gulam, CEO of IPS(Kenya) Ltd; Amin Mawji, Aga Khan Development Network; Odrek Rwabwogo, Chairman of PACEID; Uganda; Ruth Ssentamu Nankabirwa, Minister of Energy and Minerals Development, Uganda; Irene Batebe, Permanent Secretary of Energy and Minerals Development, Uganda
(Right to left) Kinar Kent, CEO pf Westgass; Galeb Gulam, CEO of IPS(Kenya) Ltd; Amin Mawji, Aga Khan Development Network; Odrek Rwabwogo, Chairman of PACEID; Uganda; Ruth Ssentamu Nankabirwa, Minister of Energy and Minerals Development, Uganda; Irene Batebe, Permanent Secretary of Energy and Minerals Development, UgandaPhoto: Westgass
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Published 20 February 2024, 14:21Updated 20 February 2024, 14:21