With over 600 million people in Africa lacking access to electricity, the need to double the continent's electricity generation capacity by 2040 is crucial. Africa has been identified as a key source for renewable energy exports and meeting net-zero targets. Development banks and financial institutions are focused on facilitating the energy transition and offer favorable terms for projects aligning with net-zero goals. The Global African Hydrogen Summit, supported by the Government of Namibia, aims to attract investments into bankable green energy projects. Project Investment Roundtables at the Summit will play a significant role in accelerating deal-making in various sectors including Hydrogen, Renewables, Agriculture, Mining, and Infrastructure. Green energy projects in Africa must meet specific milestones, undergo risk assessments, and complete Environmental and Social Impact Assessments to be considered fully bankable. The Summit's Investor Board, comprising organizations like Climate Fund Managers, will evaluate projects based on strict criteria to facilitate potential deals. Developers and investors will engage in Project Investment Roundtable meetings at the Summit for further discussions and potential partnerships. The event aims to foster opportunities for investments, financing, and partnerships in the green energy sector, contributing to Africa's energy transition.