Masdar, the Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company, is currently evaluating Namibia's green hydrogen industry for potential investment. At the Accelerated Partnership for Renewables Africa summit in Nairobi, Kenya, Martin Nagell, a Masdar adviser, mentioned that a team is conducting an assessment of the local green hydrogen sector. Masdar's ambitious plan includes developing 10GW of installed capacity over the next seven years in six sub-Saharan African countries to support Africa's electrification and energy transition. The company, known for its focus on renewable energy, particularly highlighted the cost-effectiveness of solar power compared to non-renewable sources. Masdar aims to work closely with governments to facilitate energy projects and enable the provision of low-cost electricity. Despite Africa's renewable energy potential, the continent suffers from an energy access deficit, with meager investments in renewable projects. Masdar's approach involves advocating for increased investment in renewables in Africa to address this issue and promote sustainable energy practices.