In the midst of campaigns for energy transformation, international actors in the sector have referred to Africa as a potential net exporter of hydrogen energy, with the German government already encouraging Nigeria to advance in developing its hydrogen resources.
By 2040, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) are expected to have installed the second-largest number of electrolyzers worldwide, according to information presented today at the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi.
According to James Mnyupe, the commissioner for green hydrogen, Namibia is anticipated to complete a tax structure for its expanding green hydrogen sector by the end of the year.
According to its chairman and CEO, India’s ReNew Power is looking into ways to expand its use of green hydrogen in those two countries and other countries as well.
You have the chance to learn about TNO activities on hydrogen development across Europe and Africa at the webinar titled “Introduction to TNO activities for the hydrogen transition,” hosted by EnergyNews.biz.
John Cockerill wants to grow Morocco’s hydrogen industry by establishing an electrolyzer gigafactory there.
A strategic arrangement between John Cockerill and a Moroccan business will help Morocco build its hydrogen industry. The establishment of a gigafactory specifically devoted to the production of electrolyzers is a key component of the collaboration.
The planned N$170 billion Hyphen Hydrogen Energy project, according to Namibian President Hage Geingob, is slated to start up in the first quarter of 2023.
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