Africa Practice (AP) and Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) have entered into a partnership to advance sustainable energy solutions and address climate challenges across Africa. At the Global Africa Hydrogen Summit in Windhoek, Namibia, the director of Africa Practice, Richard Kiplagat, announced this collaboration. The memorandum of understanding (MOU) focuses on reducing methane emissions from Africa's oil and gas sector and ensuring the success of green hydrogen projects in mitigating climate change. Both organizations aim to elevate the climate policy discourse, amplify African voices, and engage stakeholders to drive sustainable development. The partnership combines EDF's global experience with Africa Practice's local expertise to make a significant impact on climate policy and action on the continent. By targeting methane emissions and promoting green hydrogen, they seek to accelerate the energy transition in Africa and contribute to global decarbonization efforts. The announcement of the MOU at the summit underscores the importance of collaborative initiatives in shaping Africa's clean energy future and addressing climate challenges.