In Namibia, the production of green hydrogen marks a significant step towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Hylron, with German investment, is leading the way in producing green hydrogen near the town of Arandis. The Oshivela project is set to revolutionize iron production by creating green iron without CO2 emissions. Namibia's vision, initiated by late President Hage Geingob, aims to industrialize and create jobs to combat high unemployment rates. Projects like the Hyphen project in Tsau //Khaeb National Park show the country's commitment to a sustainable hydrogen industry. However, plans have faced criticism, particularly regarding environmental concerns. Despite challenges, Namibia's green hydrogen projects show promise, with HyIron already producing emission-free iron competitively. The country's collaboration with Germany highlights the global interest in advancing sustainable energy solutions. While the industry still faces hurdles like lack of demand, Namibia's potential for significant iron production and job creation through green hydrogen remains hopeful.