Connecting capital, infrastructure and governments across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
DAI Infrastruktur develops and advises on strategic infrastructure and energy projects, combining project development, government affairs, political risk and international relationships.
Europe · Middle East · Africa.
Egypt → European markets → maritime fuels.
Project development and strategic advisory for major infrastructure and energy initiatives.
Supporting complex projects at the interface of governments, institutions and investors.
Structuring risk solution by using Capital Relief, Surety and Political Risk Insurance to strengthen project bankability.
Connecting infrastructure, shipping and emerging alternative-fuel markets.
Advisory experience across Europe, the Middle East and Africa — including Political Risk Insurance for German energy companies and project advisory across Egypt's energy sector.
Frankfurt and Cairo anchor the platform as its European and Middle Eastern centres. London and Athens connect directly to both — giving DAI reach across the infrastructure, finance, risk, government and maritime ecosystems a strategic project actually needs.
Frankfurt is DAI's headquarters and the centre for infrastructure development, government relations and key client relationships.
London is DAI's principal hub for Political Risk Insurance, supported by international financing and insurance relationships. Political Risk Insurance itself is structured and analysed in Frankfurt as a standard product for every project — London is where DAI sources the underlying insurance capacity.
Athens provides DAI with a strategic maritime presence and direct access to the shipping and fuel ecosystem — a natural fit for Project Ra's maritime-fuel dimension.
Cairo is DAI's regional headquarters for the Middle East and a key centre for project sourcing and development — where Project Ra sits within the broader DAI platform.
Project Ra is a publicly announced large-scale renewable energy and green ammonia development in East Port Said, Egypt. Its strategic location connects renewable energy production with European energy and maritime markets.
Explore the story →A 30-second look at East Port Said as it stands today, and how the site develops as Project Ra is built out.
DAI Infrastruktur was selected as one of 23 companies to sign the MoU with the Egyptian government on Project Ra, exploring production of 2 mtpa of green ammonia.
Egypt's Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy (NREA) assigned DAI Infrastruktur approximately 780 km² of land.
DAI signs a ten-year MoU for a 400,000-tonnes-per-year Green Ammonia offtake contract with NAFTOMAR, a vessel owner, operator and trader of LPG and ammonia.
CPECC to build 2 GW of renewable wind and photovoltaic power plants in Egypt.
Siemens Energy to supply electrolyzers and collaborate with DAI on Project Ra.
NAFTOMAR's development team made its first on-ground visit to the harbour site in East Port Said, where bunker facilities will be built.
DAI Infrastruktur and the Egyptian government sign the Framework Agreement for a 2 mtpa green ammonia production facility, "Ra," in East Port Said, Egypt.
DAI joined the business delegation of German President Steinmeier to Egypt, presenting Project Ra's latest developments to President El-Sisi, PM Madbouly and government ministers.
Lloyd's Register signs a strategic collaboration with DAI Infrastruktur for the green ammonia Project Ra.
SCZONE and DAI meet at the OECD in Paris, exploring new opportunities and positioning Project Ra as the alternative-fuel hub at East Port Said, Egypt.
SCZONE and DAI meet at the OECD in Paris, positioning Project Ra as the alternative-fuel hub at East Port Said.
Lloyd's Register signs a strategic collaboration with DAI Infrastruktur for the green ammonia Project Ra.
DAI joined German President Steinmeier's business delegation, presenting Project Ra to President El-Sisi and government ministers.
A brief introduction to DAI's flagship project — the 2 MTPA Green Ammonia Plant in East Port Said, designed to supply the European market with green ammonia from 2031 onwards.
Last week's oil spike above USD 100/bbl — triggered by tensions in the Persian Gulf — was a wake-up call on the maritime industry's exposure to geopolitical fuel volatility.
DAI's CEO Ioannis Papassavvas represented the global business community as the sole private-sector participant at the OECD roundtable in Paris — a milestone for Project Ra.
The Ammonia Energy Association's latest LEAD: Vessels Q3 2025 update highlights strong momentum in the adoption of ammonia as a marine fuel — bringing bunkering in East Port Said closer to reality.
DAI Infrastruktur is thrilled to announce a collaboration with Lloyd's Register on Project Ra — a flagship green ammonia production and bunkering hub with a planned capacity of 2 mtpa.
After the historic IMO decision at MEPC 83, it's clear the shipping and logistics industry can no longer afford business as usual — traditional fuels will be phased out by 2050.
The IMO has finalized its emission reduction targets, setting the stage for a two-tier carbon pricing system starting in 2028 — a new era for shipping, and a major opportunity for green fuel producers.
The DAI Infrastruktur team in Cairo attended EGYPES 2025 under the patronage of H.E. President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi of Egypt and H.E. President Nikos Christodoulides of Cyprus.
DAI joined the business delegation of German President Steinmeier to Egypt, presenting Project Ra's latest developments to President El-Sisi and government ministers.
DAI Infrastruktur and the Egyptian Government sign the Framework Agreement for the development of the 2 mtpa green ammonia production facility "Ra" in East Port Said, Egypt.
The development teams of NAFTOMAR and DAI Infrastruktur visit East Port Said's future Liquid Bulk Terminal for the green ammonia Project Ra.
DAI Infrastruktur GmbH has signed an MoU with Siemens Energy to collaborate on the green ammonia Project Ra in East Port Said, Egypt.
DAI Infrastruktur GmbH and China Power Engineering International Co., Ltd. (CPECC) sign an MoU on renewable energy for the Project Ra platform.
DAI enters into a ten-year, 400,000-tonnes-per-year Green Ammonia offtake agreement with NAFTOMAR, a vessel owner, operator and trader of LPG and ammonia.
Egypt's Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy (NREA) assigns DAI Infrastruktur approximately 780 km² of land for the renewable energy component of Project Ra.
DAI Infrastruktur signs a memorandum of understanding with the Egyptian government regarding Project Ra, to explore production of 2 million tonnes of green ammonia per year.
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