Background

The development of the Green Hydrogen sector requires lower-cost energy inputs for the movement of a sustainable pathway built on hydrogen as an energy source. Namibia’s world-class solar and wind resources give it a long-term competitive advantage in producing green hydrogen and green ammonia.

Namibia is subjected to the effects of Climate Change including extended drought periods and erratic weather patterns which add to the challenge of sustainable development.

Green Hydrogen is expected to play a central role in sustainable development and the meeting of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG's). It will undoubtedly help transform global industries as countries worldwide seek to decarbonise their economies.