The article discusses the emerging opportunity of green hydrogen (GH2) in North Africa and its transformative potential for the region. Despite the promising prospects, only one small-scale pilot project is currently operational, raising doubts about the feasibility of large-scale projects. Notably, esteemed global investors have shown interest in the green hydrogen sector in North Africa, although uncertainties linger about the projects' bankability. The author, John Hamilton, highlights that while the stakes are high with significant investments involved, the success of green hydrogen initiatives could lead to revolutionary changes in the region's fortunes. Conversely, failure in these projects could have disastrous consequences. As the region awaits the outcome of these endeavors, the article emphasizes the critical importance of the green hydrogen projects for North Africa's future and the potential they hold for a significant shift in the region's energy landscape.