The EU and Namibia: a strategic partnership on green hydrogen
Green hydrogen production could allow Namibia to benefit from excess renewable energy and become more energy independent - currently, the country imports 40% of its energy needs from South Africa. It could also provide Namibia with a chance to reach its decarbonization goals.
Nam-H2 Fund Managers Secures EUR 25 million Investment from
This landmark investment will drive the development of Namibia''s green hydrogen sector, fuelling long-term social and economic growth while accelerating the global energy transition.
A Closer Look at the Strategic Green Hydrogen Partnership in Namibia
Written by: Max Paarlberg & Maghnia Bouanati Edited by: Ryan O''Connor Abstract: In 2022, the European Union (EU) and Namibia established a strategic partnership focusing on green hydrogen. This partnership is driven by the EU''s need to diversify energy sources post-Ukraine invasion, its ambitious climate goals under the European Green Deal
Global Gateway: EU and Namibia agree on next steps of
Thanks to its abundant renewable energy potential, Namibia is becoming a front-runner in the green hydrogen space. The EU is proud to be a partner in this transformative journey towards
Not just hot air: Realising the potential of the EU
Renewable hydrogen is expected to be a key fuel in the green transition – the European Union estimates that it could make up 20 per cent of its energy mix by 2050. As such, the EU is strengthening its strategic renewable
Not just hot air: Realising the potential of the EU-Namibia
Renewable hydrogen is expected to be a key fuel in the green transition – the European Union estimates that it could make up 20 per cent of its energy mix by 2050. As such, the EU is strengthening its strategic renewable hydrogen partnership with Namibia, a country rich in renewable energy resources and able to produce clean hydrogen at
Global Gateway: EU and Namibia agree on next steps of
Thanks to its abundant renewable energy potential, Namibia is becoming a front-runner in the green hydrogen space. The EU is proud to be a partner in this transformative journey towards green industrialisation.
COP27: European Union concludes a strategic partnership
financial stakeholders from the EU Member States and Namibia. In parallel, today, the European Investment Bank (EIB) and Namibia are signing a joint declaration to deepen their cooperation
The EU and Namibia: a strategic partnership on green
Green hydrogen production could allow Namibia to benefit from excess renewable energy and become more energy independent - currently, the country imports 40% of its energy needs from South Africa. It could also
Construction of 85 MW solar PV plant combined with electrolysers in Namibia
Construction of 85 MW solar PV plant combined with electrolysers in Namibia This Team Europe Initiative will contribute on reducing Namibia''s reliance on imported electricity (about 60%) and increasing energy access for Namibians, especially in rural areas.
COP27: European Union concludes a strategic partnership
financial stakeholders from the EU Member States and Namibia. In parallel, today, the European Investment Bank (EIB) and Namibia are signing a joint declaration to deepen their cooperation in support of renewable energy, including renewable hydrogen. The EIB and Namibia will work towards the implementation of a loan by EIB Global to the
Construction of 85 MW solar PV plant combined with electrolysers
Construction of 85 MW solar PV plant combined with electrolysers in Namibia This Team Europe Initiative will contribute on reducing Namibia''s reliance on imported electricity (about 60%) and
Nam-EU partnership to fast track joint green energy
Namibia and the European Union advanced their partnership in green hydrogen and sustainable critical raw materials embedded in Global Gateway through roundtable discussions held in Windhoek according to an
Nam-EU partnership to fast track joint green energy transition
Namibia and the European Union advanced their partnership in green hydrogen and sustainable critical raw materials embedded in Global Gateway through roundtable discussions held in Windhoek according to an online news agency. The Global Gateway is a European project created by the EU to develop new infrastructures in developing countries.
6 FAQs about [Sole energy eu Namibia]
Is Namibia becoming a green industrialisation partner?
Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said: “Thanks to its abundant renewable energy potential, Namibia is becoming a front-runner in the green hydrogen space. The EU is proud to be a partner in this transformative journey towards green industrialisation.
How can the EU contribute to Green industrialisation in Namibia?
Thanks to its abundant renewable energy potential, Namibia is becoming a front-runner in the green hydrogen space. The EU is proud to be a partner in this transformative journey towards green industrialisation. Together we can further decarbonise our economies, create jobs and ensure a more prosperous and greener future for our societies.
Will the EU & Namibia have a Renewable Hydrogen Partnership?
The EU and Namibia have launched the roadmap of their renewable hydrogen partnership. To ensure it effectively helps the EU’s sustainability goals and boosts Namibia’s economic growth, planning should be clearer and more realistic Belgium, Brussels, 2023-10-24.
Why is the EU partnering with Namibia?
It also enables EU to diversify its partnerships in view of access to sustainably sourced raw materials. While demonstrating global leadership on hydrogen development, Namibia is the EU’s trusted partner on green transition. This partnership of equals creates a solid platform for increased sustainability both in Namibia and in the EU.
What is Namibia doing with the EU in 2022?
In November 2022, Namibia and the EU signed a Memorandum of Understanding establishing a strategic partnership on Sustainable Raw Materials Value Chains and Renewable Hydrogen.
How can Namibia achieve universal energy access & economic progress?
Trade should also work towards achieving universal energy access and economic progress. This will require that renewable hydrogen can also be used in Namibia’s energy mix to support electricity supply and for industrial processes, like green steel production.