Namibia's Green Industrialisation Agenda received a significant boost with the announcement of four new Team Europe initiatives totaling EUR 36.9 million during the Global African Hydrogen Summit in Windhoek. These initiatives aim to drive sustainable energy efforts, create jobs, and support Namibia's vision of becoming a global hub for green hydrogen production. The EU's commitment of EUR 25 million in grants will support the development of a sustainable green hydrogen value chain, with a focus on increasing local value addition and job creation. Initiatives like the EU-GET.transform project and the support for the Namibian Green Hydrogen Programme demonstrate a strong collaboration between Namibia and European partners in advancing green transition efforts. The agreements signed, including one between Germany's BMWK and Namibia's Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade, emphasize the importance of developing regulatory frameworks and quality infrastructure for green hydrogen to ensure safety and standardization in the sector.