As the global community accelerates its journey towards renewable energy, the green hydrogen potential in Sub-Saharan Africa has emerged as a potent factor for sustainable energy and economic development.

Like many other countries on the continent, Namibia is plagued by energy poverty which poses an obstacle to the economic growth and development of Namibia and her people.

The Namibian government established a new licensing system for the oil and mining sectors, in order to address a backlog of applications which had developed over recent years.

The surge in demand for minerals used in clean energy technologies is colliding with community expectations, resource constraints and the imperative to reduce emissions.

Namibia's emerging green energy industry has the potential to create thousands of jobs and contribute billions to the country's GDP. In November 2022, the Namibian Government...

Yesterday's announcement of the third oil discovery made in the offshore orange basin by Shell Namibia, Qatar Energy, and Total Energies brought Namibia's petroleum industry back into the limelight.