The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources in Jordan recently concluded roundtable discussions on the findings of a study assessing the business model for green hydrogen projects. In partnership with developers, the ministry aimed to align commercial structures with technical evaluations prepared by the consulting team. The discussions covered various aspects such as the government's role in supporting green hydrogen initiatives, regulatory frameworks, bid selection mechanisms, and infrastructure development for renewable energy projects. The Secretary-General of the Ministry, Amani Azzam, highlighted the importance of public-private collaboration for the success of these projects and the ministry's commitment to fostering an investment-friendly environment. Azzam also mentioned the government's readiness to provide legislative support through existing frameworks enabling developers to establish private transmission lines or pipelines. The focus was on shared infrastructure to offer a cost-effective and cooperative approach, with developers already engaging in discussions on collaboration.