Jan De Nul has agreed to work with Fortescue, a world-leading green technology, energy and metals company, to connect continents of high energy production to continents of high energy consumption to deliver green electrons.
An agreement which establishes the collaboration between Fortescue and Jan De Nul to provide the shipping and subsea cable laying capability of green electrons was signed in Rabat, Morocco, by Fortescue Chairman, Dr Andrew Forrest, and Jan De Nul Executive Chairman, ir. Jan Pieter De Nul. The agreement builds on the landmark Joint Venture signed between Fortescue and OCP to supply green hydrogen, ammonia, and fertilisers to Morocco, Europe, and international markets. The Joint Venture includes exploring the potential development of manufacturing facilities and an R&D hub to advance Morocco’s rapidly growing renewable energy industry.
Original announcement: Jan De Nul
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