South Africa and Germany will collaborate to promote the development of green hydrogen within the African nation with the country holding significant potential in becoming a powerhouse for the clean energy carrier.
Hydrogen could cover up to 12% of global energy use by 2050, with over 30% of the energy carrier being traded across borders, a higher share than natural gas today.
South African Minister Mondli Gungubele has revealed today (Jan 14) that he will join a delegation with Sasol, Infrastructure South Africa and the Northern Cape Provincial Government in Port Nolloth to show support for hydrogen.
Africa remains to be a hotspot region for the development of hydrogen. With the continents huge amounts of potential for green hydrogen production, through its renewable energy sources, the future could well be green for...
The Africa Hydrogen Partnership (AHP) has today been boosted with the addition of 14 new pioneer members from across the globe that are committed to hydrogen as a means for decarbonisation.
Egypt is set to bolster its hydrogen ecosystem with Scatec revealing a new green hydrogen and ammonia production facility that will be exported to lucrative international markets.
South Africa continues to take strides in developing its hydrogen ecosystem and has received a boost with Hive Hydrogen and Linde Africa revealing a $4.6bn green ammonia plant.
Green hydrogen is essential in South Africa’s new energy mix due to its important role in combatting climate change and delivering on decarbonisation targets. In the last year, several substantial developments with regard to South...
Egypt will gain a significant boost to its hydrogen ecosystem with Plug Power being selected by Scatec and its partners to provide an electrolyser for a 100MW green hydrogen facility – the largest in the...
Namibia continues to position itself as a major country for the production and export of hydrogen with the Namibian Ports Authority signing a new agreement with the Port of Rotterdam.
