Lüderitz, a town in Namibia, is undergoing a remarkable transformation to accommodate the growing green hydrogen and oil sectors. With over N$60 million already invested in projects and a historic budget allocation of N$91 million, the town is focusing on essential infrastructure expansion to support these burgeoning industries. The mayor emphasized the strategic use of a €5 million German grant managed by GIZ to facilitate developments. Key projects include prepaid electrical and water meters, a new wastewater treatment plant, and upgrades to existing municipal services. The town aims to become a global hub for renewable energy production with the construction of one of the world's largest green hydrogen plants. The Namibia Green Hydrogen Programme sees this sector as a significant boon to the local economy, with visible benefits already emerging. Lüderitz's development initiatives are set to reshape its economic and social landscape, drawing attention to its potential as a transformative hub.