Africa is on the verge of becoming a key player in the global green hydrogen market, with 41 projects set to enter development in the next five years. The Energy Industries Council (EIC) report highlights the continent's potential, especially in North African countries with ample sunshine for green hydrogen production. Despite the promising outlook, challenges like offtake agreements and infrastructure development hinder progress. The report emphasizes the importance of regulatory frameworks and international collaborations to attract investments. Initiatives like Europe’s REPowerEU Plan signify steps towards leveraging Africa's green hydrogen capabilities. Rebecca Groundwater of EIC underlines the need for supportive regulatory environments to unlock Africa’s hydrogen potential. The report also stresses the interconnectedness of green hydrogen with Africa's renewable energy growth, necessitating investments in power storage alongside production.