Revolutionizing Energy: Namibia Welcomes Green Hydrogen Production Facility
Key Ideas
- Cleanergy Solutions in Namibia is set to produce green hydrogen starting February next year, with the arrival of a multi-million dollar electrolyser in December.
- The partnership between Ohlthaver & List Group and CMB.TECH aims to establish a groundbreaking facility focused on green hydrogen production, contributing to reducing carbon emissions.
- Plans include developing 2,000 hectares of land in Arandis for solar energy generation and hydrogen production due to weather challenges in Walvis Bay, aligning with Namibia's green energy goals.
- The facility in Walvis Bay, referred to as the first hydrogen production and refueling station in Africa, will use hydrogen for dual fuel technology in trucks to combat climate change.
Cleanergy Solutions in Namibia is gearing up to officially start the production of green hydrogen by February next year with the introduction of a multi-million dollar electrolyser arriving in December. The partnership between Ohlthaver & List Group and CMB.TECH is pioneering this green initiative, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and contribute to global climate change efforts. The facility, located in Walvis Bay, has been testing its equipment with imported hydrogen and plans to expand to a larger scale by developing 2,000 hectares of land in Arandis for solar energy generation and hydrogen production due to weather challenges. The facility is recognized as Africa's first hydrogen production and refueling station, with a focus on utilizing hydrogen for dual fuel technology in trucks to combat climate change, aligning with Namibia's green energy objectives.