Africa is anticipated to become a major player in the global green hydrogen market, with 41 projects set to launch in the next five years according to a report by the Energy Industries Council (EIC). North African countries such as Egypt, Algeria, and Morocco are at the forefront due to their solar capabilities and strategic proximity to Europe. However, challenges like securing offtake agreements and building necessary infrastructure remain. The report highlights the critical need for regulatory frameworks and financial investments to support Africa's green hydrogen ambitions. Initiatives like Europe's REPowerEU Plan show promise in this regard. The Africa Green Hydrogen Alliance, led by several African nations, aims to establish the continent as a leader in green hydrogen production. Despite the vast potential, challenges like infrastructure development and policy frameworks need addressing. International cooperation and financing are crucial for the success of green hydrogen projects in Africa. The report also emphasizes the importance of power storage alongside production for sustainable energy growth in Africa.