The platinum group metals market is set to experience growth driven by the demand for green technologies, particularly in the hydrogen energy sector. The Critical Minerals Africa Summit in Cape Town will focus on the interconnection between PGMs and green hydrogen and their increasing significance in the energy transition, particularly in Africa. The continent, rich in PGM reserves, is strategically positioning itself to leverage these metals for fuel cell technology, essential for electricity production from hydrogen and oxygen. As Africa intensifies its green hydrogen activities, there is a projected substantial increase in long-term demand for PGMs, supporting diverse applications from hydrogen fuel cell vehicles to industrial processes. Namibia and South Africa are emerging as leaders in green hydrogen projects, attracting significant investments and partnerships. The potential for Africa to produce vast amounts of green hydrogen aligns with the continent's renewable energy resources and the global push for decarbonization. Collaborations between entities like Wesgro, Northern Cape Economic Development, and private green energy companies are aiming to create green hydrogen corridors and projects, contributing to energy security and economic growth. The focus on green hydrogen is also creating synergies between PGMs and hydrogen technologies, as seen in partnerships between Anglo American, BMW, and Sasol. As the world seeks to reduce carbon emissions and meet growing energy demands, the surge in green hydrogen adoption is set to drive increased demand for PGMs, with Africa well-positioned to capitalize on this growth.