The Namibia Green Hydrogen Programme, led by Hyphen Hydrogen Energy, is making strides in the green hydrogen sector with substantial funding sourced from European partners rather than government funds. The initiative aims to invest US$10 billion to produce two million tonnes of green ammonia annually by leveraging Namibia's renewable resources. With 15,000 new jobs targeted during the construction phase and a commitment to local procurement and job creation, the project highlights sustainable economic development. However, concerns have been raised by environmentalists regarding the potential impact on biodiversity in Tsau //Khaeb National Park, where the project is based. To address these concerns, the programme plans to conduct Strategic Environmental and Social Assessments and adhere to international sustainability standards. While the project showcases Namibia's commitment to green energy, it also raises important questions about balancing development with environmental protection in ecologically sensitive areas.