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South Africa is placing its bets on green hydrogen. PHOTO: FILE

SA backs green hydrogen push

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Green hydrogen in focus

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Namibia and South Africa could leverage their respective strengths to advance green industrialisation within the Southern African Development Community (SADC).

Southern Africa pushes green hydrogen

1 Dag Gelede

American Fullbright scholar, professor Stephen Holland, is visiting at the Namibia Energy Institute at the Namibia University of Science and Technology. Photo Augetto Graig

Oil: Big money, few jobs, nothing landed

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BEYOND HYDROGEN: National Planning Commission director general Kaire Mbuende delivers the keynote address at the African Green Industries Summit in Swakopmund on Wednesday. PHOTOS: ADAM HARTMAN

Namibia's green pipeline reaches US$20bn

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Hyphen Hydrogen CEO, Marco Raffinetti. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

The cost curve doesn't lie

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Namibiau2019s green hydrogen bet is about more than hydrogen. PHOTO: FILE

Turn hydrogen into industry

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The chief executive of Hyphen Hydrogen Energy, Marco Raffinetti, points to where Namibiau0027s first green hydrogen mega-project is to be built. Photo Augetto Graig

Green hydrogen; slowly but surely

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CMB.Tech is leading industrial green hydrogen production in Africa with its plant outside of Walvis Bay. Photo Augetto Graig

Siemens tauts Walvis Bay hydrogen pioneer

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Emily Khoero Job. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED rn

Why labour awareness matters

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Peter Karon is the infrastructure supervisor at Green Enterprise Solutions.rnPhoto: Contributed

Mauritius and Namibia forge a new tech frontier

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Namibiau0027s potential infrastructure boom will put local firms to the test, as they risk missing out. PHOTO: FILE

Resource billions test local firms

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