Theopolina Kapani, a key figure at the Namibia Green Hydrogen Programme, serves as the head of technical construction, leveraging her extensive qualifications in civil engineering, risk management, economics, finance, and sustainable infrastructure finance. Her career, spanning the oil and gas industry with notable engagements at BP, Shell, and Worley, alongside a stint at Huawei, culminated in her shift to green hydrogen after working on a Shell electrolyser plant in Rotterdam. Passionate about clean energy, Kapani not only navigates the sector devoid of gender biases but actively promotes gender equality within the industry, urging women to participate. She envisions a self-sufficient Namibia through green industrialisation, emphasizing the need for national engagement, particularly from the youth. Kapani's dedication extends to actively involving the public, offering opportunities and encouraging proactive participation in the burgeoning green hydrogen field, stressing the importance of collective effort for sector growth.