Namibia powers up Africa’s first integrated green hydrogen facility at Walvis Bay
Namibia has moved from demonstrating the potential of green hydrogen to operating an integrated production and ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia has moved from demonstrating the potential of green hydrogen to operating an integrated production and ...
Read moreDetailsSouth Africa’s proposed $5.8-billion green ammonia project at Coega in Nelson Mandela Bay is moving closer ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia has been ranked second globally and first in Africa in the 2026 Greenfield Foreign Direct ...
Read moreDetailsSouth Africa’s state owned freight logistics company, Transnet, has secured a €300m financing agreement from the ...
Read moreDetailsGermany has agreed to extend a concessional climate loan of €200 million to South Africa, reinforcing ...
Read moreDetailsIn Belem, Brazil, at the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), Namibia’s Minister of Environment, ...
Read moreDetailsAt the Global Gateway Forum, held in Brussels this week, the President of the European Commission, ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia has inaugurated its first large-scale, solar-powered green hydrogen production facility in Walvis Bay, signalling a ...
Read moreDetailsAs the impacts of climate change intensify across Southern Africa, regional authorities are urging the rapid ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia’s government has forecast a moderate acceleration in economic growth over the next two years, despite ...
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