Deputy Energy Minister, Collins Adomako-Mensah, discussed the importance of green hydrogen development in sub-Saharan Africa at a symposium. He pointed out the transformative potential of green hydrogen, especially in regions like Africa with high sunbelt access. Ghana's commitment to renewable energy was showcased through various projects and collaborations with Germany to harness green hydrogen for domestic and export purposes. The symposium emphasized the need for research and development in green hydrogen production, involving educational institutions like the P-Plant Centre for Industrial Research and Innovation. The goal is to achieve a climate-resilient, sustainable future by increasing renewable energy capacity and reducing carbon emissions. The event also featured discussions on capacity building, innovation, and the role of communication technology in advancing the green hydrogen sector. Prof. Amevi Acakpovi from Accra Technical University highlighted both the opportunities and challenges in the green hydrogen landscape, echoing the sentiment of a positive transformation in Africa's energy sector.