South Africa is making strides towards becoming a global leader in green hydrogen with significant foreign investments following Minister Ramokgopa's visit to Japan. The $17.8 billion green hydrogen project pipeline announced during the visit aims to position South Africa as a key hydrogen and ammonia supplier in the global market. Notable projects like the Boegoebaai hydrogen hub and Coega Green Ammonia hub are set to boost the country's economy through renewable energy initiatives. Additionally, investments from Preferred Bidders under REIPPPP and BESIPPPP will inject R31.4 billion into the renewable sector, creating numerous job opportunities and supporting local economies. The legal ruling against coal-fired power stations reinforces South Africa's commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and transitioning towards sustainable energy sources. This aligns with the country's pledge to achieve net-zero carbon by 2050. Overall, South Africa's focus on sustainability, equity, and strategic partnerships signifies its dedication to shaping a greener energy future and establishing itself as a leader in the global energy transition.