The European Union (EU) has announced a significant investment in green hydrogen energy in South Africa, with R140 million allocated to address trade issues for Transnet and R500 million designated for the green hydrogen agenda. The agreement was formally signed in Pretoria by EU Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson and South African Energy and Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa. Minister Ramokgopa highlighted the investment as a crucial opportunity to create jobs and reindustrialize the South African economy. The emphasis was on how green hydrogen could facilitate a transition towards a cleaner economy, increasing GDP contributions and involving more people in the evolving economic landscape. Additionally, the Minister pointed out the existing green hydrogen resources at Sasol, indicating familiarity with the sector and the need to align fuel sources with green hydrogen objectives. This partnership signifies a commitment to leveraging green hydrogen for sustainable economic growth in South Africa.