A new International Solar Alliance (ISA) study has highlighted the vast renewable energy potential in African countries like Egypt, Morocco, Namibia, and Ethiopia to contribute significantly towards developing a green hydrogen ecosystem. These countries are actively working towards increasing the share of renewables in their energy mix and formulating hydrogen strategies. International partnerships and initiatives are playing a crucial role in promoting research, product offtake, financing, and skills development for green hydrogen projects. The report emphasizes the potential for these countries to develop downstream industries that can utilize green hydrogen for value-added commodities, reducing imports and offering export opportunities. Challenges like freshwater stress are acknowledged, with proposals for seawater desalination facilities. Despite financing challenges, innovative financial solutions like tax credits and demand aggregation are being explored. Leveraging high-capacity renewable resources like solar, wind, and geothermal energy is crucial for green hydrogen production. The study envisions a sustainable and economically beneficial future for African countries through a green hydrogen ecosystem, leveraging their abundant renewable resources.