Mr Abdullahi said that the global hydrogen market was predicted to reach $50 billion in the coming decades.
He said the project was designed to provide sustainable energy generation for the institution.
The RHA was established in November 2025 as a strategic platform to disseminate the programmes, policies and achievements of the Tinubu-led administration across states.
According to him, Nigeria is very rich in mineral resources, including lithium in almost every state.
Nigeria has invested €48 million in the second phase of its Energy Support Programme.
He said that the country has not achieved a 100 per cent cut in carbon emissions.
The ECN and other stakeholders brought this to the fore at a one-day workshop on Thursday in Abuja.
