Southern Africa is emerging as a potential powerhouse in green hydrogen production, leveraging its abundant sunshine and wind resources. Namibia and South Africa, strategically located on central shipping routes, are making significant progress in developing key projects like the Hyphen Hydrogen Energy and Daures projects. These initiatives aim to produce green hydrogen on a large scale, with the Hyphen Project planning to begin production by 2026 and export the hydrogen to Europe. The region's favorable conditions have attracted investments from companies like KSB, focusing on infrastructure and skills development needed for the hydrogen economy. The use of ammonia as a carrier for hydrogen transportation addresses logistical challenges, facilitating export to high-demand regions like Europe and Japan. The projects not only promise to meet global energy needs sustainably but also drive economic growth by creating jobs and boosting infrastructure development in the region.