Namibia is set to become a hub for green hydrogen production, with plans in motion to harness its abundant renewable energy sources for clean technology development. The country's partnership with European investors, including the European Investment Bank and Netherlands' Invest International, highlights significant international support for this venture. With the construction of Namibia's first commercial green hydrogen plant by Cleanergy, a collaboration between Antwerp-based company Compagnie Maritime Belge and local firm Ohlthaver & List Group, the country is poised to pave the way for a new supply chain involving hydrogen and ammonia production. Namibia's unique geographical advantages, such as vast expanses of land with optimal wind and solar conditions, have attracted attention for green energy investments. The government's commitment to transitioning to green hydrogen aligns with the EU's shift towards cleaner energy practices, providing opportunities for economic growth and technological advancements in the region. As Namibia sets its sights on becoming a major player in the green energy sector, initiatives like the development of green ammonia for export to European ports reflect a promising future for the country's economic prosperity and environmental sustainability.