Kerry-Ann Adamson

Why are regulatory frameworks a key success factor

"There is a Regulatory void due to the newness of GH which will result in self-governing markets".

Regulation needs to be better understood on how markets operate in areas such as the flexibility and adaptability, so will constantly be updated due to changes in the market.

Looking to bring industry in Namibia in 6-10 years and multiple business models would work.

Technology is not yet standardised within the hydrogen market but regulation happens as tech and markets evolve

Commercial readiness model is key in the discussion

2030Milestones:

Liquid Market in Europe

Multiple Buyers and Users

Open forward pricing for Europe

Large-scale industry distribution

Ms. Corina Van Wyk

A domestic perspective on the legal and regulatory framework – an overview

The Environmental Management Act is the most relevant Act for the discussions around Green Hydrogen. Any Regulation for biodiversity and dealing with issues of implementation of laws, who and how it should benefit people as needed

The focal points of such changes will surround the Constitution and the various Acts of Parliament along with agreed International Conventions. Changes will also be needed in the areas of Energy and Environmental Policies.