Flagship project · Libya

Libya Green Energy Project.

A phased renewable-energy platform in Ajdabiya combining utility-scale solar generation with future green hydrogen and green ammonia production.

800 MWpSolar capacity
10,000 tpaGreen hydrogen
57,000 tpaGreen ammonia
1.5 TWhAnnual energy
€360mTotal investment
Project overview

Integrated clean-energy infrastructure.

LiGEP is a large-scale renewable-energy development initiative intended to support Libya’s long-term energy transition and industrial development objectives.

The project is being advanced as a phased platform: utility-scale solar generation first, followed by green hydrogen and green ammonia subject to technical feasibility, financing and long-term commercial demand.

01

Solar generation

Utility-scale photovoltaic capacity designed to support both grid supply and downstream production.

02

Green hydrogen

Renewable electrolysis targeting 10,000 tonnes of annual production.

03

Green ammonia

Export-ready synthesis targeting 57,000 tonnes per year.

Development roadmap

A phased path to commercial operations.

The current roadmap reflects the June 2026 investor memorandum and remains subject to permitting, financing, contracting, technical studies and final approvals.

2026

Development & approvals

Site finalisation, environmental studies, grid agreements, FEED studies and regulatory approvals.

2027

Financing & early works

Financial close, EPC selection, procurement planning, site infrastructure and mobilisation.

2028

Solar construction

800 MWp installation, grid connection, testing and commissioning, with first power targeted for end-2028.

2029+

Hydrogen & ammonia

Green hydrogen production followed by green ammonia storage and export infrastructure.

Strategic location

Two sites. One integrated platform.

LiGEP comprises two government-assigned sites near Ajdabiya, each approximately 300 hectares and planned for 400 MWp. The inland site is located near GECoL 400/220 kV transmission infrastructure; the coastal site supports future hydrogen, ammonia and export development.

LAND 1

EPF inland site

Approx. 300 ha, 400 MWp, positioned near major grid infrastructure.

LAND 2

HAPF coastal site

Approx. 300 ha, 400 MWp, positioned for future hydrogen, ammonia and port access.

30 YEARS

Land assignment

Long-term government assignment supporting development security.

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Scale, integration and strategic relevance.

LiGEP combines exceptional solar resources, existing transmission proximity, Mediterranean export positioning and a scalable phased development concept. No binding offtake agreements are currently stated; future hydrogen and ammonia investment remains subject to confirmed demand, financing and long-term contracts.

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