African leaders and international investors are convening in Namibia for a three-day summit to explore the potential of hydrogen in spearheading the continent's green energy future. The summit's primary objective is to attract investment in hydrogen, positioning it as a key element in Africa's green industrial revolution. Despite its promising nature, green hydrogen currently accounts for less than 1% of global production and faces substantial challenges related to its high production costs. To enhance hydrogen's viability as a fossil fuel alternative, the expansion of renewable energy sources and infrastructure is deemed essential. While hydrogen has the capacity to significantly reduce reliance on fossil fuels, tackling the obstacles of cost and infrastructure is crucial for its widespread implementation.