Namibia is venturing into the world of green hydrogen with ambitious plans to establish itself as a key player in the clean energy sector. European dignitaries, including King Philippe of Belgium, have shown support for Namibia's vision to become a hub for green hydrogen. The country's first commercial green hydrogen plant, Cleanergy Solutions, backed by investments from the European Investment Bank and other partners, is a significant step towards this goal. With abundant renewable resources like solar energy at its disposal, Namibia is strategically positioned to lead in the production of green hydrogen and ammonia. This initiative not only aims to boost Namibia's economy but also aligns with the European Union's efforts to transition towards sustainable energy sources and enhance energy security following challenges with natural gas supply. The plan involves setting up large solar panel arrays to harness solar power, which will then be used to produce hydrogen through electrolysis, without emissions. The produced hydrogen will be converted into green ammonia for export to Europe from new harbors being developed. This initiative seeks to capitalize on Namibia's natural resources, such as sun and wind, to contribute proactively to reducing carbon emissions and addressing climate change. Furthermore, by leveraging its offshore crude oil reserves and exploring partnerships with major oil companies, Namibia aims to diversify its energy portfolio and stimulate economic growth. The government's comprehensive approach to green hydrogen production not only promises economic benefits but also envisions a significant contribution to the global clean energy transition, positioning Namibia as a key player in the sustainable energy landscape.