Hyphen Hydrogen Energy (Hyphen) is pleased to announce that the African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has selected Hyphen for a prospective US$5.93 million reimbursable grant under the Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa’s (SEFA) Africa Green Hydrogen Programme.
Hyphen’s new Windhoek office officially opens
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The Green Transition from where we stand: A Namibian development and justice agenda that must also solve climate
As the world debates sustainable development beyond 2030, many Africans ask: transition from what, and to what? For Europe, the green transition is understandably framed through decarbonisation, energy security and industrial competitiveness. For Namibia, and much of Africa, it remains a transition from exclusion to participation, and from resources to prosperity.
The Cost Curve Doesn’t Lie: Why Green Molecules Still Win
Three years ago, Namibia was being talked about as the next great green energy frontier. A sparsely populated country with world-class sun and wind poised to become a green hydrogen superpower. Since then, the mood has cooled. Financial close on large-scale projects is taking longer, due to slower market demand ramp-up and geopolitical headwinds. Has the opportunity come and gone for Namibia?
It hasn’t. The scale-up has been slower than the early hype promised, but the underlying fundamentals that position Namibia as a major emerging supplier remain unchanged. If anything, it has strengthened. To understand why, it helps to look for the signal amongst the market noise, to the direction that the global energy system is actually heading.
Namibia-Germany Enterprise and Supplier Development Mission
Hyphen Hydrogen Energy has concluded the Namibia-Germany Enterprise and Supplier Development Mission, a seven-day programme designed to connect Namibian businesses and training institutions with German technical, industrial and training partners.
Last Friday (May 26) was yet another milestone for the Hyphen team, as we welcomed the Director General of the National Planning commission and Green Hydrogen Council Chair, Obeth Mbuipaha Kandjoze to officially open our new office in Windhoek.
We were also lucky to be joined by other members of the Government of Republic of Namibia and the Green Hydrogen Council.
It was a pleasure to see so many supporters of green hydrogen and our project come together and enjoy some celebrations. We’re grateful to DG Kandjoze for attending and look forward to hosting him again in the coming months when we open our new office in Lüderitz.
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Hyphen Selected for $5.93 Million Funding Support from the African Development Bank to Advance Namibia’s Flagship Green Hydrogen Project
Hyphen Hydrogen Energy (Hyphen) is pleased to announce that the African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has selected Hyphen for a prospective US$5.93 million reimbursable grant under the Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa’s (SEFA) Africa Green Hydrogen Programme.
The Green Transition from where we stand: A Namibian development and justice agenda that must also solve climate
As the world debates sustainable development beyond 2030, many Africans ask: transition from what, and to what? For Europe, the green transition is understandably framed through decarbonisation, energy security and industrial competitiveness. For Namibia, and much of Africa, it remains a transition from exclusion to participation, and from resources to prosperity.
The Cost Curve Doesn’t Lie: Why Green Molecules Still Win
Three years ago, Namibia was being talked about as the next great green energy frontier. A sparsely populated country with world-class sun and wind poised to become a green hydrogen superpower. Since then, the mood has cooled. Financial close on large-scale projects is taking longer, due to slower market demand ramp-up and geopolitical headwinds. Has the opportunity come and gone for Namibia?
It hasn’t. The scale-up has been slower than the early hype promised, but the underlying fundamentals that position Namibia as a major emerging supplier remain unchanged. If anything, it has strengthened. To understand why, it helps to look for the signal amongst the market noise, to the direction that the global energy system is actually heading.
Namibia-Germany Enterprise and Supplier Development Mission
Hyphen Hydrogen Energy has concluded the Namibia-Germany Enterprise and Supplier Development Mission, a seven-day programme designed to connect Namibian businesses and training institutions with German technical, industrial and training partners.
