Last week, a delegation comprising SASSCAL, Germany's Federal Ministry of Education and Research, the Namibia Green Hydrogen Programme, Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy (MIME), and academic partners visited the Daures Green Hydrogen Village, marking a significant moment in Namibia's sustainable energy journey. The site visit emphasized key achievements in both agricultural operations and the testing of green hydrogen and ammonia. This initiative is a critical milestone in advancing Namibia's ambitions regarding green hydrogen production and enhancing climate resilience. The collaboration with international partners, particularly Germany, signifies a concerted effort towards fostering innovation and sustainability in the hydrogen sector. The Daures Green Hydrogen Village serves as a beacon of progress, showcasing tangible results in the pursuit of green hydrogen technology. The visit not only highlighted the strides made in green hydrogen initiatives but also underscored Namibia's dedication to achieving its climate goals through cutting-edge solutions and strategic partnerships. The development of the village signifies a turning point in Namibia's journey towards a more sustainable and environmentally conscious future, setting a precedent for further advancements in the field of green hydrogen and renewable energy.