Africa faces significant energy access challenges despite having vast renewable energy resources untapped. The G20 and AU are urged to engage and support Africa in exploiting its renewable energy potential, highlighting the importance of green hydrogen. Initiatives like promoting solar plants, advocating for partnerships, strengthening participation in technology value chains, and enhancing finance access are essential to drive the continent's energy transition. Collaboration for technology transfer, protection of intellectual property, and creating favorable frameworks for financing are crucial elements for a just transition. Notable initiatives such as the APRA and the Nairobi Declaration demonstrate substantial progress in promoting renewables and climate action in African countries. With concerted efforts and partnerships, Africa aims to achieve universal access to sustainable energy by 2030 and commitments to reach net-zero emissions by 2050, showcasing a positive trajectory towards a greener future.