China’s Arctech to supply solar trackers for Oman’s green ammonia project
MUSCAT: India’s integrated energy group ACME says it has signed a contract with Arctech, a global Chinese-based leader in solar tracking solutions, to supply 175 MWp of solar trackers for its 300 MTPD (metric tonnes per day) Green Ammonia Project in Duqm.
Arctech will deploy its Signature 1P Single Axis Solar Tracking System Skyline II, engineered for harsh environments, to support the solar PV component powering one of the first large-scale green hydrogen production facilities in the region. The trackers will be delivered in phases starting from July 2025.
This milestone collaboration underscores Arctech’s growing role in enabling renewable energy megaprojects worldwide. The Oman installation is a flagship initiative in industrial decarbonization—integrating solar power with next-gen hydrogen fuel technologies, setting new benchmarks in clean energy integration. Moreover, Arctech has an extensive track record of experience in numerous GW-scale large projects across the globe, which instils confidence in this partnership.
“We are pleased to partner with Arctech for our 300 MTPD Green Hydrogen project in Duqm, Oman. This collaboration marks an important milestone in our green hydrogen journey, and we are confident that Arctech’s advanced tracking solutions and project execution capabilities will support us in achieving optimal energy efficiency and reliability under challenging coastal and high-wind site conditions,” said by Vipin Aggarwal, VP of Procurement in Green Hydrogen and International Business.
Last month, ACME Group’s Oman subsidiary signed agreements covering the second and third phases of its Duqm project with a target to produce approximately 71,000 tonnes of green hydrogen and 400,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually for each phase. The signing coincided with the implementation of the first phase, targeting a production of 100,000 tonnes of green ammonia, supported by a purchase agreement with the Norwegian company Yara. Upon completion of all phases of the project, the group aims to reach an annual production capacity of 0.9 million tonnes of green ammonia.
Source: Arctech
Date: 30 May 2025
