Green hydrogen has emerged as a promising clean energy solution in Namibia's efforts to transition away from fossil fuels towards a low-carbon economy. The Namibian government has approved green hydrogen production projects in rural regions like //Karas, Erongo, and Kunene. These projects rely on robust information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure for reliable data communication and operations management. The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (Cran) is crucial in facilitating the adoption of green hydrogen by addressing ICT infrastructure and regulatory needs. Cran's regulatory framework aims to foster investment, innovation, and collaboration with other government entities to support green hydrogen infrastructure development and compliance with environmental standards. It collaborates with the Electricity Control Board to enhance ICT support for energy generation and trading. Cran's spectrum management is essential for supporting wireless communication systems in green hydrogen projects. ICT, especially high-quality internet connectivity, is critical for efficient green hydrogen production. Cran's expertise in telecommunications infrastructure supports digitalization in rural areas where green hydrogen projects are located. The deployment of 5G investment is necessary to ensure high-quality internet service around green hydrogen sites. Infrastructure sharing is highlighted to reduce costs and promote competition. Cran's role in amending the Communications Act can facilitate fair pricing structures for shared infrastructure, enhancing grid security for green hydrogen operations. Research and development efforts are essential for addressing technical costs, infrastructure limitations, and regulatory uncertainties. In conclusion, Cran's involvement in supporting green hydrogen development is crucial for Namibia's sustainable energy future. Through strategic partnerships, investments in ICT infrastructure, and research collaborations, Cran aims to position Namibia as a leader in green hydrogen, contributing to global sustainability efforts.