Germany is increasing its investments in Africa's energy sector with a focus on green hydrogen and sustainable development. Through commitments like €4 billion for green energy projects by 2030 and partnerships under the EU's Global Gateway initiative, Germany aims to boost private sector involvement and infrastructure development in Africa. Specifically, in South Africa, Germany is supporting the country's energy transition with a R5.2 billion commitment to shift from coal to renewable energy sources. The EU is also investing in South Africa for green energy initiatives and vaccine production. Joint initiatives between Germany and the African Development Bank are set to accelerate energy access and private sector growth across Africa. German companies are optimistic about opportunities in South Africa, with plans for investments in the country's economic stability and trade sectors. Germany's focus on green hydrogen is evident in projects like the Hyphen Green Hydrogen Project in Namibia, emphasizing renewable energy production potential in Africa. The country's investments in Africa's energy sector align with its updated policy guidelines, highlighting the importance of renewable energy, green hydrogen, and natural gas cooperation for a successful energy transition in the continent and Europe. The upcoming African Energy Week 2025 conference is seen as a crucial platform to foster partnerships and drive Africa's energy transition forward.