The 600 MW hydrogen project in Angola, a collaborative effort between CWP Global, Sonangol, Gauff, and Conjuncta, represents a significant step towards economic diversification and decarbonization in the country. By utilizing the excess capacity of existing hydroelectric production, Angola aims to position itself as a key player in hydrogen production on the continent. The project aligns with Angola's Vision 2050 and its goal to reduce dependence on hydrocarbons while promoting renewable energy sources. With a focus on creating a green value chain, the project not only targets local impact but also aims to enter the global market for decarbonized energies. It intends to supply low-carbon fuel to industries in Europe and elsewhere, contributing to the energy transition and fostering international partnerships. The technical development of the project has already seen significant progress, with plans to expand ammonia production capacity and establish Angola as a regional hub for hydrogen production. However, challenges lie ahead, including the need for stable policies, capital mobilization, and the establishment of suitable safety standards for exports. Close collaboration among partners, regulatory framework establishment, and engagement with local stakeholders will be crucial for the project's sustainability and profitability. Overall, the success of the initiative could lead to Angola becoming a key player in the international green fertilizers market, contributing to more sustainable agriculture and strengthening the country's position in the renewable energy sector.