Dublin Ireland – SiTeS is thrilled to announce the remarkable contribution of our CEO, Leonardo Piccinetti, to an extensive publication exploring the future scenarios of green hydrogen in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, with a special focus on Egypt. The insights presented in this publication shed light on the immense potential of clean energy for the region and outline strategies for its effective implementation.

The publication, titled “Future Scenarios of Green Hydrogen in the MENA Countries: The Case of Egypt,” has been made available by the International Research and Development Organization (IRDO). It critically examines the opportunities, challenges, and potential transformative impacts of adopting a green hydrogen economy in the MENA countries, emphasizing the specific case of Egypt.

Leonardo Piccinetti, a distinguished expert in the field of renewable energy, has played a significant role in the development of this groundbreaking publication. Leveraging his extensive experience and expertise, Mr. Piccinetti has contributed valuable research, practical insights, and strategic recommendations that shape the report’s forward-thinking perspectives

“I am honored to have had the opportunity to collaborate with esteemed researchers and industry professionals on this pivotal publication,” said Leonardo Piccinetti, CEO of SiTeS Company. “The MENA region, particularly Egypt, holds immense potential for advancing sustainable energy solutions. This publication serves as a valuable resource for governments, businesses, and individuals looking to pave the way for a greener future.”

We are continuously strives to be at the forefront of renewable energy innovation, offering cutting-edge solutions that drive sustainable development. Through this significant contribution to the publication, SiTeS reaffirms its commitment to advancing renewable energy technologies, particularly in the MENA region, which is poised to become a key player in the global energy transition.

To access the complete publication and learn more about the future scenarios of green hydrogen in the MENA countries, including the case of Egypt, please visit [https://jssidoi.org/ird/article/149].