The African Development Bank (AfDB) and the World Bank have unveiled a groundbreaking initiative to reshape Africa's energy landscape by committing $58.2 billion in financing. This initiative aims to accelerate green industrialization and foster sustainable economic growth in the region. Central to this effort is the Global African Hydrogen Summit scheduled for September 2025 in Windhoek, Namibia. The Summit focuses on developing regional synergies, fostering partnerships, and accelerating infrastructure development to address energy access challenges and market inefficiencies. The Project Investment Roundtables at the Summit provide a vital platform for project developers and global financiers to collaborate and drive critical investments into bankable green energy projects across Africa. By connecting investors with high-potential projects, the Roundtables aim to overcome challenges related to bankability, risk perception, and regulatory compliance. The 'Call for Projects' initiative invites green energy and industrial project developers to submit their proposals for evaluation until March 31, 2025. The Summit highlights the importance of investments in green energy infrastructure to unlock Africa's economic potential and create a more sustainable future. By bringing together stakeholders from diverse sectors including hydrogen, renewables, power, transportation, and heavy industry, the Summit paves the way for a connected and prosperous Africa. Through tailored feedback, collaborations, and access to a diverse array of projects, the Roundtables offer a unique opportunity for investors to engage with industry leaders and shape the continent's green energy landscape.