Namibia, through its abundant solar and wind resources and favorable conditions, has the potential to establish itself as a key player in the global energy transition by harnessing green hydrogen. The world's recognition of the detrimental effects of carbon emissions and the commitment to decarbonization have paved the way for the emergence of renewable energy sources. Recent advancements in technology have significantly reduced the cost of solar and wind energy, positioning these sources as cheaper alternatives to traditional fossil fuels. The green hydrogen industry, although still in its early stages, is predicted to achieve cost parity with fossil fuels in the coming years, offering Namibia an opportunity to capitalize on its natural resources. With the potential to produce green hydrogen at scale, Namibia can attract energy-intensive industries, create job opportunities, and enhance its economy while contributing to the global shift towards cleaner energy. Namibia's strategic location and available resources can also enable the production of green hydrogen for both domestic consumption and export. By considering the value addition of green hydrogen locally, Namibia can potentially boost its economy and industrialize by attracting energy-intensive industries seeking clean energy sources. The mature handling and transportation methods of ammonia, a byproduct of green hydrogen, provide Namibia with pathways to export and establish itself as a significant player in the green energy sector. However, the green hydrogen industry faces challenges such as securing offtake agreements and addressing the green premium associated with this sustainable energy source. Despite these obstacles, governments worldwide are committed to achieving decarbonization goals, propelling the development of green hydrogen. Key markets like Europe, Japan, and Korea are implementing policies and support measures to accelerate the growth of the green hydrogen sector, indicating a positive outlook for the industry's future.