The European Union (EU) announced a significant contribution of 25 million euros to support Namibia's green hydrogen agenda during the Global African Hydrogen Summit in Windhoek. This funding is designed to leverage infrastructure investments and create an enabling regulatory environment for green hydrogen initiatives. Partnership deals were signed, including projects like the EU 'Get Transformed' initiative and collaborations between Germany and Namibia on quality infrastructure for green hydrogen. The funding will target private sector projects across the hydrogen value chain, renewable energy generation capacity expansion, and community engagement. The aim is to drive Namibia's green industrialisation, achieve energy security, and increase prosperity for its citizens, positioning the country prominently on the global energy map. The sentiment of the article is positive, with stakeholders emphasizing accountability, community participation, and the potential for job creation and economic growth through sustainable energy practices.