· First Business Industrial Utility of Hydrogen use as gasoline in Industrial Boiler in Egypt and the MENA area· Mitsubishi Energy’s Hydrogen Conversion Know-how reduces 65,000 tons of CO2 yearly at Egypt’s key refinery
Group Photograph of Mitsubishi Energy and ANRPC executives at Challenge Completion Ceremony
Alexandria, Egypt -August 4, 2025 – Mitsubishi Energy, an influence options model of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI), introduced in the present day the profitable completion and handover of a pioneering hydrogen gasoline conversion challenge on the Alexandria Nationwide Refining and Petrochemicals Firm (ANRPC) refinery in Egypt. This challenge is taken into account the primary industrial utility of hydrogen use as gasoline in industrial boiler in Egypt and the MENA area.
Beneath the phrases of the complete turnkey contract, introduced in 2022, Mitsubishi Energy undertook the design, engineering, provide and set up of the options, gear, and management methods to rehabilitate and improve a 100-ton-per-hour predominant boiler, changing it from heavy gasoline oil and pure gasoline to a 100% hydrogen gasoline. The challenge additionally contributed to the utilization of 14,000 tons per 12 months of hydrogen-rich gases out there within the manufacturing models, decreasing pure gasoline consumption by roughly 24,000 tons and contributing to a discount of carbon emissions by roughly 65,000 tons per 12 months.
This challenge marks a big step ahead in Egypt’s bold power transition journey in direction of decarbonizing its power sector and fulfilling its sustainable growth objectives, which reinforces its management in clear power innovation. It additionally highlights the Japanese international chief’s dedication to advancing carbon impartial energy technology options and collectively displays hydrogen’s huge potential as a clear power supply in Egypt’s industrial sector.
Mitsubishi Energy’s experience in offering cutting-edge hydrogen know-how options, coupled with ANRPC’s operational management, contributed to the challenge’s success, reinforcing its significance as a confirmed mannequin for integrating hydrogen into Egypt’s power system and a replicable mannequin that may catalyze additional hydrogen adoption throughout Egypt and the MENA area.
Mr. Sayed Al-Rawi, Chairman and Managing Director of ANRPC, stated: “We are proud to be part of Egypt’s journey towards a clean energy future and to contribute to achieving Egypt Vision 2030 with this pioneering milestone to using hydrogen as a fuel. This project represents an unprecedented achievement for ANRPC, Egypt, and the entire region. By integrating hydrogen into refining processes, we are contributing to reduce Egypt’s carbon footprint and set a new standard for the country’s industrial sector. We are proud of our partnership with Mitsubishi Power on this project, which is a true example of how international partnerships and advanced technology can bring about fundamental change toward a sustainable energy future. We are thrilled about the positive environmental impact of this project in reducing emissions, and we look forward to continuing our role in supporting Egypt’s transition to clean energy. Together, we can help meet current energy needs and participate in shaping a sustainable energy future in Egypt and the region.”
The collaboration between Mitsubishi Energy and ANRPC underscores a elementary pillar of Egypt’s clear power technique and contributes to consolidating the nation’s rising position as a frontrunner within the international hydrogen economic system.
Commenting on this latest milestone, Mr. Javier Cavada, President and CEO, Europe, Center East and Africa at Mitsubishi Energy, stated: “The success of this first-of-a-kind hydrogen conversion project marks a milestone in Egypt’s transition to clean energy and reflects Mitsubishi Power’s global leadership in developing advanced, low-carbon power generation technologies. We are honored to partner with ANRPC and support Egypt’s ambitious vision for a clean energy transition, providing our expertise to transition existing infrastructure to low-carbon commercially viable systems. This project will lay down the foundation to a commercial path for decarbonizing Egypt’s industrial facilities with minimal downtime, in addition to demonstrating the tangible and positive impact of hydrogen in reducing emissions and developing sustainable energy solutions. Mitsubishi Power is committed to supporting Egypt’s journey towards a cleaner and more sustainable energy future, and we look forward to strengthening our collaboration with ANRPC and other stakeholders to drive the transition to hydrogen across the region.”
The profitable completion of this challenge heralds a brand new chapter in Egypt’s power transition, additional strengthening its rising management within the area’s low-carbon future. Constructing on a profitable heritage that spans a long time, Mitsubishi Energy stays dedicated to supporting Egypt’s bold power objectives and its efforts to drive the adoption of hydrogen and renewable power applied sciences all through the Center East and North Africa.

