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An artistu0027s impression of what a DryHy plant may look like. Photo Methanol from Air - the DryHy Project

Turning air and sunlight into synthetic fuel

1 Month Ago

At the Cleanergy Solutions plant outside of Walvis Bay, battery energy storage is used for continuous hydrogen production powered by solar electricity. Photo Augetto Graig

Battery storage ramps up

2 Month Ago

Namibia and the European Union this week renewed its green partnership for 2026u20132030. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia and EU reset for the long game

2 Month Ago

Cleanergy is plannong a major green hydrogen expansion. PhHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Cleanergy seeks approval for 100MW upgrade

3 Month Ago

STILL PROGRESSING: Photo for illustrative purposes only. Photo Hyphen

Industry players insist hydrogen projects on solid ground

4 Month Ago

Frieda Stephanus. PHOTO: Contributed

Frieda Stephanus: A young engineer champions Namibia’s green vision

8 Month Ago

Dr. Grant Muller.

Namibia’s green hydrogen vision: Progress amid transition

9 Month Ago

Dr Grant Muller. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia’s green hydrogen vision: Progress amid transition

9 Month Ago

The O&L Group has sold its stake in Cleanergy Solutions to CMB.TECH. PHOTO Cleanergy Solutions

O&L divests from Cleanergy project

9 Month Ago

EYES ON THE BALL: Late President Hage Geingob, pictured here while attending the EU-Namibia Business in 2023, championed the green hydrogen push in Namibia. Photo: Union Europeenne/Hans Lucas

Green hydrogen at a crossroads

10 Month Ago

An artist depiction of Cleanergy's proposed ammonia plant to be constructed in Arandis in the Erongo Region. Photo CMB.TECH

Namibia urged to capitalise on green hydrogen investments

11 Month Ago

EU Chargé d’Affaires Ian Dupont speaking at the launch of the green-transition TVET support programme in Windhoek. Namibia’s green hydrogen sector is projected to attract more than N$420 billion in investments. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

EU launches skills drive to power Namibia’s N$420 billion Green Hydrogen boom

11 Month Ago

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