Infrastructure and vision
The WGEH will go further than just energy generation. It will also incorporate hydrogen electrolyzers, data centers, cooling systems, and a vast amount of auxiliary electric energy systems.
One of the principal parts will be a plant for green ammonia production, determined as the flagship export product for the hub’s environmental assessment. Ammonia, a green renewable energy source, can easily be used as a sustainable fuel and an industrial feedstock in global markets.
The development will also include worker accommodations, fabrication facilities, and an infrastructure corridor from the hub to the coast. The construction is planned to be done in approximately 30 years and will be split into 7 stages. The last stage will have 35 nodes of renewable energy, each with 2-3GW of power.