On February 20, Ghana celebrated the inauguration of its first green hydrogen production system at the Don Bosco Solar Centre in Tema. The event began with a sense of excitement as participants gathered, including notable guests like the German Ambassador and representatives from various organizations. Fr. Krzysztof Nizniak led the opening prayer, setting a positive tone for the ceremony. Speakers highlighted the importance of this achievement, with a focus on the economic and environmental benefits of green hydrogen for Ghana and the broader African region. The GH2GH project introduced during the event aims to address Ghana's power grid challenges through a solar-powered hydrogen energy system. Technical site visits provided attendees with insights into the electrolysis process, storage mechanisms, and the integration of solar energy for power generation. The emphasis on collaboration and sustainable energy solutions was reiterated throughout the event. The launch of the green hydrogen system not only signifies a major step towards energy sustainability in Ghana but also sets the stage for future advancements in renewable energy for the region.