en.Wedoany.com Reported - Sasol has adjusted its green hydrogen development strategy, shifting from a single-project focus to promoting a coordinated green hydrogen ecosystem across multiple sites in the Northern Cape Province. The company has completed a pre-feasibility study for the Boegoebaai green hydrogen and ammonia export opportunity, confirming the project's technical and economic potential.

Under the new strategic framework, the Boegoebaai project will be advanced as a potential anchor project within the broader Northern Cape green hydrogen corridor, supported by the planned deep-water port and special economic zone in the region. Sasol stated that achieving globally competitive green hydrogen production by the 2030s depends on the timely deployment of gigawatt-scale renewable energy in the 2020s, along with the parallel development of transmission, port, and logistics infrastructure.

Sasol positions itself as a catalyst and integrator, contributing technical expertise and market capabilities to a multi-partner, multi-project system. Through this model, the company aims to reduce early-stage investment risks, align infrastructure development with customer demand, and simultaneously support the development of both export and domestic markets.

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