The Italian Ministry of the Environment recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Kenya to collaborate on the development of green hydrogen. This partnership highlights a significant step towards promoting renewable energy and fostering environmentally friendly practices. Additionally, Kenya's renewable electricity advantages were highlighted, positioning the country as a potential leader in green shipping within East Africa. The World Bank's International Finance Corporation and the Italian Climate Fund also made a noteworthy announcement of a $210 million investment, demonstrating the financial support available for green initiatives. Furthermore, Italy's Eni, an oil refiner, expressed confidence in its feedstock agribusiness, indicating a shift towards sustainable energy sources. Moreover, the issuance of certificates for low indirect land usage change crop biofuel feedstocks sets the stage for increased utilization of alternative fuels and a greener future.