Kenya has unveiled an ambitious green hydrogen strategy, setting stringent carbon emission standards and laying out a roadmap for both domestic use and export.
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Germany’s Power-to-X Development Fund has unveiled a significant €270 million grant opportunity aimed at enhancing hydrogen production in select countries, including Morocco, South Africa, Brazil, Egypt, Georgia, India, and Kenya.
Kenya Nut Company, based in Nairobi, is set to revolutionize fertilizer production by becoming the first farm globally to manufacture its sustainable fertilizer.
Kenya stands at the forefront of a revolution that promises to redefine not only its energy landscape but also its economic prospects. At the heart of this transformation is the embrace of green hydrogen technology, an innovative approach to producing clean energy and mitigating the impact of climate change.
HDF Energy, a company specializing in large-scale green hydrogen infrastructure and high-power fuel cells, has announced the start of development studies for the first green hydrogen power plant in Kenya.
Kenya needs to sink in more investments into its energy sector if it’s to make green hydrogen power attractive for investors.
Germany has pledged €450 million (approximately $486 million) in climate finance at the inaugural Africa Climate Summit.
The German government has committed at least 112 million euros to help Kenya achieve its 2030 objective of using only renewable energy sources. This was announced by the BMZ, the ministry of economic cooperation and development.
Following the signing of a KES500 billion agreement with the UK to expedite green projects, Kenya’s President stated that the country aspires to produce 30GW of green hydrogen.
END DATE: September 30, 2022
