The Msenge Emoyeni Wind Farm, a 69-megawatt wind power generation project in Bedford, South Africa, has started delivering power to Sasol Ltd.'s Sasolburg chemicals and power production site. This wind farm, a joint venture between African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM) and Reatile Renewables, is the first operational renewable energy project contracted by Sasol under its power procurement plan for green hydrogen production. Sasol aims to procure up to 1,200 MW of renewable energy by 2030, with a focus on projects like the Damlaagte solar project and the Impofu wind cluster. Sasol's CEO highlighted the importance of this development in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, supporting a transition to a lower-carbon future, ensuring energy security, and boosting local employment. By utilizing renewable energy sources like wind and solar, Sasol is strategically shifting towards green hydrogen production and sustainable feedstocks to produce products such as ammonia and methanol. This initiative underscores Sasol's commitment to a sustainable energy future and marks a significant step in leading South Africa's just energy transition and hydrogen economy. The company's emphasis on renewable energy and green hydrogen production reflects a positive sentiment towards sustainability and innovation in the energy sector.