In a significant move towards decarbonising European industry and promoting sustainable energy practices, King Philippe of Belgium recently visited Namibia to inaugurate the Cleanergy green hydrogen plant near Walvis Bay. This project marks a pivotal moment for Africa's involvement in the clean energy sector, with Namibian President Nangolo Mbumba hosting the inauguration event. The plant aims to leverage green hydrogen production to drive environmental sustainability and economic development in the region. Despite the modest setting of the inauguration amidst the Namib desert, the long-term implications are vast, with the potential for Namibia to emerge as a key player in the global shift towards clean energy. The partnership between Namibia and European stakeholders highlights a collaborative effort towards a cleaner, more sustainable future. This initiative not only showcases the commitment to combatting climate change but also sets a precedent for other regions to follow suit in embracing clean energy technologies.