HyIron has made significant progress in green hydrogen production at its Oshivela plant in Namibia. The plant has begun producing green hydrogen, marking a crucial step in the transition to sustainability in the country. With a 12 MW electrolyzer, the plant is now the largest of its kind in Southern Africa, generating stable green hydrogen in a smart microgrid setup. This development is essential for the green iron industry as it works towards carbon-neutral iron production. The project's success is attributed to the support of the Namibian government and over 60 local small and medium-sized enterprises, demonstrating the importance of local expertise. International collaboration, particularly with companies like Peric Hydrogen Systems and experts Tony and Ma, has also played a vital role in the project's implementation. The construction of the plant, completed in less than a year, reflects the efficiency and dedication of all partners involved. The project not only showcases the commitment of Namibia to the global energy transition but also highlights the support from institutions like the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action. HyIron aims to lead the way towards a green economy in Namibia by setting an example of successful collaboration for sustainable industry development.