Namibia has embarked on its green hydrogen journey with the establishment of the HyIron project in the Namib Desert, supported largely by German investment. This initiative marks the country's first steps towards industrializing with green energy and reducing CO2 emissions. The project aims to produce green iron using renewable energy sources, positioning Namibia as a pioneer in sustainable industrial practices. The collaboration between Namibia and Germany reflects a shared commitment to decarbonization and economic development. Despite environmental concerns raised by organizations like the Namibian Chamber of Environment, the project signals a positive shift towards green hydrogen production. The successful operation of HyIron demonstrates the feasibility and cost-effectiveness of emission-free iron production. However, challenges such as the need for purchase agreements and commercial viability remain. By showcasing the potential for green hydrogen in Namibia, the project paves the way for future expansion and job creation in the green energy sector.