In Johannesburg, the EU has committed to providing two grants worth hundreds of millions to aid South Africa in jumpstarting its green hydrogen industry. This significant investment is in addition to the ongoing Just Energy Transition Partnership funding collaboration between the EU and South Africa. The grants come as a promising development for the country's efforts in transitioning towards more sustainable and environmentally friendly energy sources. The support from the EU is expected to play a crucial role in boosting the growth of the green hydrogen sector in South Africa. Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa sheds light on the potential impact of these grants on the country's green hydrogen plans. This commitment from the EU signifies a vote of confidence in South Africa's energy transition initiatives and is poised to facilitate economic development while fostering a greener energy landscape.