King Philippe of Belgium recently visited Namibia to inaugurate a green hydrogen project aimed at decarbonizing European industry. Hosted by Namibian President Nangolo Mbumba, the venture could transform Namibia’s economy, leveraging its vast solar and wind resources. The $30 million Cleanergy plant marks the beginning of a green hydrogen industry, potentially doubling Namibia’s GDP. European investments and partnerships highlight the global interest in Namibia’s renewable energy potential. The project involves tapping solar power from the Namib desert through panels to produce green hydrogen and ammonia, with plans to export these products to European ports. Namibia's political stability, coupled with its abundance of renewable energy sources, positions the country as a promising player in the clean energy sector. Overall, the article presents a positive outlook on the potential economic and environmental benefits of Namibia's green hydrogen project.