In 2024, Africa made notable progress in green hydrogen production, with Namibia emerging as a regional leader aiming to produce 125,000 tons annually by 2026. The Hyphen Hydrogen Energy Project in Namibia showcases its potential as a key global supplier. Morocco and South Africa are also advancing in green ammonia production and energy storage infrastructure, supported by partnerships and local participation. Looking ahead to 2025, Africa is poised for further growth in agricultural decarbonisation and energy storage, focusing on sustainable alternatives like green ammonia for fertiliser production. Oghosa Erhahon emphasizes the importance of energy storage readiness beyond batteries, exploring various storage solutions. Challenges such as water scarcity and land use permits must be addressed for the expansion of renewable energy projects. 2025 is expected to be a defining year for Africa's green energy sector, driven by initiatives like Morocco's TotalEnergies project and South Africa's hydrogen valley framework, setting the pace for industrial decarbonisation and sustainable development.