Namibia hydrogen drive takes shape but demand side still uncertain

  • Gas
  • September 30, 2025

Namibia is moving forward with plans to establish itself as a green hydrogen trading centre and export hub.

The official opening of Cleanergy Solutions Namibia’s green hydrogen production and refuelling facility in Walvis Bay was recently presided over by Prime Minister Dr Tjitunga Elijah Ngurare.

Billed as the in Africa, the site brings together solar-powered electrolysis, a hydrogen refuelling station, and a dedicated Hydrogen Academy, combining production, distribution, end-use and training in one location.

Hydrogen produced at the plant is already being used in dual-fuel trucks, off-road tractors and monofuel hydrogen gensets for off-grid power generation. A mobile refueller operating at 500 bar will also support flexible distribution across Namibia.

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