Namibia

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Hydrogen produced from renewable electricity sources, considered a critical component for hydrogen's long-term credibility as a clean fuel.

Hydrogen derived from natural gas with carbon capture technology, debated as a potential stepping stone or greenwashing.

Yellow hydrogen (solar-powered green hydrogen)

Renewable hydrogen produced using electrolyzers powered by solar electricity. In Namibia's case, it will be generated using the country's abundant solar resources.

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Namibia Green Hydrogen Supply to EU

Namibia's proposal to produce and supply green hydrogen to the European Union as an alternative to Russian oil and gas. The project leverages Namibia's abundant solar resources (3,500 hours annually), wind, and seawater to produce yellow hydrogen through solar-powered electrolysis.

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Development of the Port of Walvis Bay

A study is being backed by the EU to develop the Port of Walvis Bay into an industrial and logistics hub for the region, vital for the sustainable raw materials and green hydrogen economy.

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dClimate Blockchain Verification System for Namibia

A blockchain-native registry and verification system for tracking carbon sequestration, CO2 emissions, and carbon credits from renewable hydrogen projects in Namibia, built on Ethereum and powered by Chainlink's decentralized oracle network with satellite monitoring.

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Port Bienville Industrial Park

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A blockchain that has undergone a 'Merge' software upgrade to significantly reduce its energy consumption.

dClimate Blockchain Verification System

A decentralized, transparent network for climate data, projections, and models built on Ethereum and leveraging Chainlink's decentralized oracle network. It provides on-chain validation and governance support for tracking carbon sequestration, CO2 emissions, and carbon credits from renewable hydrogen projects.

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Godrje Rustomjee

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Blockchain verification of renewable hydrogen and sustainability initiatives

In the news (6)

Green hydrogen partnership between EU and Namibia evolves with new agreements

2 years 8 months ago

Namibia is a partner in a strategic roadmap with the European Commission for green hydrogen and sustainable raw materials, leveraging its abundant renewable energy potential and raw material reserves.

Will Africa’s green hydrogen production cause domestic energy issues?

3 years 2 months ago

Namibia is identified as one of the key green hydrogen partners with the European Union and faces potential domestic energy issues due to its role as an exporter.

EU prepares green hydrogen import deal with Namibia

3 years 11 months ago

Namibia is in discussions with the European Union for an agreement that would allow it to broadly use its wind and solar energy resources for green hydrogen production.

Namibia proposes green hydrogen supply to EU to replace Russian oil and gas

4 years 1 month ago

African nation proposing to supply green hydrogen to the EU as an alternative to Russian energy sources. Namibia possesses significant wind and solar resources suitable for renewable hydrogen production.

Renewable hydrogen project in Namibia will have blockchain verification

4 years 3 months ago

Namibia is partnering with dClimate to verify sustainability initiatives and renewable hydrogen projects using blockchain verification, leveraging the country's wind and solar resources.

Namibia is building a reputation for the cheapest green hydrogen

4 years 10 months ago

The Southern African country has been chosen by Germany as the cheapest green hydrogen supplier and is aiming to produce H2 at prices as low as $1.8/kg.

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