1. Awareness and public engagement
We conduct community outreach, media campaigns, and stakeholder dialogues to build understanding of green hydrogen technologies, benefits, and opportunities—ensuring social acceptance and inclusive participation.
What we do
Green Hydrogen Network (Africa) works across the full green hydrogen value chain to accelerate knowledge, policy, investment, and project delivery.
Five pillars—from awareness to pilots—describe how we turn strategy into collaboration and bankable projects.
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Value-chain pillars
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- Overview Full narrative on this page
- In action & gallery Photos & spotlights
- Awareness and public engagement Community outreach, media, and dialogues so stakeholders understand green hydrogen and can participate inclusively.
- Capacity building and training Webinars, workshops, and professional training for policymakers, engineers, researchers, utilities, and business.
- Policy advocacy and advisory support National strategies, regulation, and incentives aligned with AU Agenda 2063, AfCFTA, and the SDGs.
- Networking and investment facilitation Forums and roundtables linking developers, technology providers, financiers, and off-takers.
- Pilot projects and project development Feasibility studies, pilots, and funding mobilisation that turn policy into bankable African use cases.
2 Value-chain pillar
Capacity building and training
Webinars, workshops, and professional training for policymakers, engineers, researchers, utilities, and business.
- Institutions, utilities & private sector
- Technical skills & policy literacy
- Project development & financing readiness
We deliver webinars, workshops, and professional training programmes for policymakers, engineers, researchers, utilities, and private-sector actors. Our focus is on technical skills, policy literacy, project development, and financing readiness.
Delivery formats
Practical formats we use to build skills across the network.
- Webinars and professional workshops
- Technical training for engineers and planners
- Policy and regulatory training for public institutions
- Project development and financing masterclasses
3. Policy advocacy and advisory support
We engage governments and regional institutions to support the development of national hydrogen strategies, regulatory frameworks, and market incentives, aligned with AU Agenda 2063, AfCFTA, and the SDGs.
4. Networking and investment facilitation
We convene networking events, investment forums, and roundtables that connect project developers, technology providers, financiers, and off-takers—unlocking partnerships and accelerating deal flow.
5. Pilot projects and project development
We support feasibility studies, pilot projects, and funding mobilisation, bridging the gap between policy ambition and implementation while demonstrating bankable green hydrogen use cases in Africa.
Partnerships and get involved
The success of Africa’s green hydrogen economy depends on collaboration across sectors and borders. Green Hydrogen Network (Africa) offers multiple pathways to engage:
For policymakers and public institutions
- Co-develop national and regional hydrogen roadmaps
- Support policy design, regulation, and standards
- Strengthen institutional capacity and inter-agency coordination
For industry and project developers
- Access networks of financiers, technology providers, and off-takers
- Participate in pilot projects and demonstration initiatives
- Shape market-ready solutions for power, transport, and industry
For investors and development partners
- Identify bankable projects and early-stage opportunities
- Support capacity building, pilots, and scale-up initiatives
- Align investments with ESG, climate finance, and just transition goals
For academia, youth and civil society
- Join training programmes and research collaborations
- Contribute to innovation, skills development, and knowledge sharing
- Participate in advocacy and public engagement initiatives
Join us in shaping Africa’s green hydrogen future.