European companies eye N$430 billion green hydrogen investments in Namibia
Approximately seven European companies have expressed interest in investing in Namibia’s green hydrogen economy, with a prospective investment pipeline exceeding ...
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Green hydrogen to power Africa’s path to energy independence
By Julien Karambua Access to reliable electricity remains a significant challenge across Sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in rural areas. Expanding grid ...
Namibia eyes green hydrogen exports to support South Africa’s auto industry
Namibia is in discussions to export green hydrogen to South Africa to support the decarbonization of its car manufacturing industry, ...
HyIron Oshivela produces first green hydrogen in Namibia
#image_title HyIron has achieved a major milestone in Namibia’s green industrialization efforts, announcing that its HyIron Oshivela plant successfully produced ...
Namibia to maintain dual oil and green energy development strategy
President Nangolo Mbumba has defended Namibia’s pursuit of both oil exploration and renewable energy development, stating that the country’s energy ...
Who owns Namibia’s green future?
By Bertha Tobias Namibia has captivated global attention with its daring aspirations to become a green hydrogen leader, leveraging a ...
EU-Namibia partnership to mobilise N$400bn for green hydrogen
The European Union (EU) and Namibia have unveiled a partnership with the potential to mobilise N$400 billion in private investments ...
Namibia completes acquisition of 24% stake in Hyphen Hydrogen Energy
The Namibian Government has finalized the acquisition of a 24% equity stake in Hyphen Hydrogen Energy (Pty) Ltd, a Namibian ...
Elof plans 2,500MW green hydrogen facility in Erongo
Elof Hansson Hydrogen Namibia (Pty) Ltd is planning to develop a major green hydrogen and ammonia production facility in the ...
HyIron secures German steel manufacturer Benteler as first off-taker
HyIron has secured its first off-take agreement with German steel manufacturer Benteler, which will see the supply of 200,000 tonnes ...
