GameChange Solar, a leading global supplier of solar tracker and fixed-tilt racking technology, announced that it has signed a contract with ACME Greentech Ventures FZCO to supply its Genius Tracker™ 1P Single Row system for a 450 MWp solar project in Duqm, Sultanate of Oman. The project will power one of the world’s largest green hydrogen and ammonia production facilities and is a key step in Oman’s clean energy transition.
The Duqm project site is located near Oman’s southeastern coastline and is marked by extreme temperatures, high wind speeds, challenging terrain and corrosive conditions. GameChange Solar’s Genius Tracker™ is engineered to perform in such an environment, delivering robust structural strength, fast installation, and optimal energy output.
“We are proud to support ACME on this landmark project that puts Oman at the forefront of green ammonia development,” said Vikas Bansal, President – International, GameChange Solar. “Our Genius Tracker™ system is designed to perform in the toughest environments, delivering maximum energy yield and reliability. This order also deepens our presence in the Middle East, a region that is fast becoming a global epicenter for clean energy innovation.”
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The Green Ammonia Project is a multi-phase development by ACME, aligned with Oman’s national hydrogen framework. Spanning 92 square kilometers, the project will be executed phase-wise. Phase 1, currently under construction, targets 100,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually. The subsequent phases are expected to produce 71,000 tonnes of green hydrogen and 400,000 tonnes of green ammonia each year. Upon full completion, the facility aims for a total production capacity of 0.9 million tonnes of green ammonia annually.
