Windhoek aims to add 428MW of solar PV capacity to the grid by 2028, along with sizeable wind, battery storage and biomass capacity. The government has made strides in availing of its good renewable energy
Windhoek — Namibia began construction on Monday of Africa''s first decarbonised iron plant, to be powered exclusively by green hydrogen, the country''s investment promotion body said.
Why Windhoek Industrial Park Is Africa''s Energy Storage Hotspot a sprawling industrial hub in Namibia''s capital where factories hum with activity, yet their energy bills have
Project lead developer is Enersense Energy Namibia, a 100% Namibian owned firm. This is the firm I represent. The SPV (Daures Green Hydrogen Village) is 90% owned by Enersense an 10% by community groups.
(Windhoek / Namibia) – The government of Namibia has selected Hyphen Hydrogen Energy as the “preferred bidder” to develop the country''s first large-scale green hydrogen project.
The City of Windhoek plans to construct a 25-megawatt (MW) solar photovoltaic (PV) plant as part of its broader commitment to diversify its energy sources and reduce its carbon footprint. According to initial projections mooted
The administration of Namibia''s capital city – Windhoek – is seeking independent power producers for the deployment of 25 MW of PV capacity on a build, own, and operate basis. In a request for
My contribution to this monitor "Building a green economy: The progress of Namibia''s hydrogen projects" canvases six green hydrogen projects in Namibia that have
Swakopmund is set to host Africa''s first-ever green hydrogen power plant. According to Swakopmund mayor Dina Namubes, the facility, named Renewstable, marks a significant milestone for the town
HDF plans to set up an 85 MW solar park relying on trackers and a green hydrogen unit based on electrolyzers, fuel cells, and battery storage. It will also construct a
The inaugural Global African Hydrogen Summit, themed ''From Ambition To Action: Fuelling Africa''s Green Industrial Revolution'', will take place from September 3 to September 5 2024 in Windhoek, Namibia, and will focus
The vast and sparsely populated African country is looking to translate its potential for wind and solar power into national development, but it''s a gamble.
Additionally, Masdar''s partnership with BEEAH to inaugurate the Middle East''s first commercial-scale waste-to-energy project and its ongoing work on the Al Dhafra Solar
3. Namibia''s Green Hydrogen Strategy Namibia''s vision for green hydrogen is part of a broader national strategy aimed at diversifying its energy sources, creating jobs, and
Kaoko Green Energy Solutions Kaoko Green Energy Solutions is a local renewable energy-generation assets development company. Focusing on green hydrogen and its
Alten Energías Renovables will this week officially commission Namibia''s largest solar power plant, with a generation capacity of 45.5 MWp. The plant in the south of the country, which will be
Windhoek, Namibia, 22nd December 2023 – SDG Namibia One Fund, Namibia''s dedicated green hydrogen blended finance vehicle and the designated funding partner to Government of Namibia''s green hydrogen initiatives (the “Fund” or
The site visit was filled with valuable insights into both the technical and socio-economic aspects of the project. Seeing the size of Sorexa''s PV plant highlighted the scale relative to the energy output that will be needed for
Chris Brown, CEO of the NCE, argued that hydrogen production at the expense of biodiversity should be termed “red hydrogen” rather than “green hydrogen.” “The term ''green hydrogen'' refers to hydrogen produced using
The project consists of an 85 MW solar park and a green hydrogen production unit. The facility should begin commercial operations in 2024.
What it does have is immense untapped potential for wind and solar power, which studies suggest could make it possible to produce hydrogen and its derivative products, like iron, ammonia, and...
About us Hyphen Hydrogen Energy (Pty) Ltd (“Hyphen”) is a Namibian registered green hydrogen development company, specifically formed to develop green hydrogen projects in Namibia for
Africa Limited, in partnership with Sino Energy (Pty) Limited, have reached financial close on a US$20 million (N$354 million) 20MWp solar photovoltaic (PV) project in Namibia.
ECP spoke with Daures Green Hydrogen about its flagship project that provides proof of concept for future large-scale green hydrogen production in Namibia.
We continuously expand the diversified application scenarios of photovoltaic technology, including building integrated photovoltaic, photovoltaic hydrogen production, energy storage, and other fields and we strive to create
New office to be opened in Windhoek, Namibia; Hyphen adds five new Namibian team members Hyphen Hydrogen Energy (Hyphen) is making positive progress on its
Hyphen is a Namibian-registered green hydrogen development company working in partnership with the Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN) to develop Namibia''s first and sub-Saharan Africa''s largest and only fully vertically
HDF Energy, the French major Independent Power Producer specialising in mass storage of electricity and non-intermittent renewable energy generation, is pleased to announce its launch into the Southern African market. Being a
The majority of the world''s high energy demand is located in the northern hemisphere. This presents an opportunity for countries in the southern hemisphere, like Namibia which has
Proud Gold Sponsor of the Global African Hydrogen Summit In alignment with our mission to foster global progress, partnerships and innovation in green energy, GreenGo
About us Hyphen Hydrogen Energy (Pty) Ltd (“Hyphen”) is a Namibian registered green hydrogen development company, specifically formed to develop green hydrogen projects in Namibia for
GreenGo Energy, a global leader in renewable energy and green hydrogen solutions, is thrilled to announce its strategic expansion into Namibia at this week''s Global African Hydrogen Summit (GaH2S) in Windhoek, Namibia.
Daures Nine Solar Solutions (DNSS) is a provider of comprehensive solar energy solutions, dedicated to advancing the adoption of renewable energy. The company specializes in site solar resource analysis and the design of both on
Africa has witnessed the commencement of construction for Cleanergy Solutions Namibia, the continent''s first green hydrogen facility. Nestled in the coastal city of Walvis Bay,
Hyphen Hydrogen Energy, the green hydrogen development company has been awarded the rights from the government following a competitive tender process, to develop Namibia''s first
The sequel edition of the Global African Hydrogen Summit will take place 9 – 11 September 2025 in Windhoek, Namibia. The Summit is held under the official patronage and
French wind energy company Eolfi and CGN Europe Energy, a unit of Chinese China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN), won a 24 MW project in France"s tender for pilot floating wind
Namibia's green hydrogen industry is one element of Namibia's broader green industrialisation strategy targeting the development of a green economy, including green mineral processing, manufacturing, etc. in support of the energy transition.
Namibia plans to establish an integrated, thriving, green ecosystem across southern Africa. Shared green energy infrastructure will unlock new synergies, and Namibia will use green energy to further existing manufacturing, mining and minerals processing industries.
Hyphen visited the SOREXA 10MW solar PV project site at Trekkopje in August 2024, which is owned and operated by InnoVent's Namibian subsidiary, InnoSun Energy Holdings.
The facility should begin commercial operations in 2024. French hydrogen specialist Hydrogène de France (HDF) is moving forward with its green hydrogen project in Swakopmund, a city located on the Namibian coast, in the administrative region of Erongo. The company said it obtained new permits for the project from the Namibian authorities.
Namibia's Green Industrialisation Strategy outlines potential areas of focus to develop green manufacturing. The Strategy notes that Namibia has a wealth of available resources, a stable political structure, good infrastructure, and a skilled and available workforce. These factors will allow the country to become a green manufacturing superpower.
Hydrogen and derivatives will play a key role in achieving net-zero by decarbonizing hard to abate sectors, with ammonia projected to account for ~20% of 2050 hydrogen consumption. Ammonia is a highly diverse molecule, critical for food and energy security, making its sourcing a matter of strategic national importance around the world.
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