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Geingob heads to Lüderitz for green hydrogen

Hage Geingob

President Hage Geingob is set to have consultations on the green hydrogen initiative in the southern part of Namibia.

In a press statement issued on Thursday afternoon, the Namibian Presidency said Geingob will be at Lüderitz, in the //Kharas region on Friday.

The president will join a team of researchers there. The team from the GreeN-H2 Namibia project started stakeholder engagements at Lüderitz to conduct a technical and socio-economic study in the community for the envisaged Green Hydrogen Energy Project slated for the Tsau //Khaeb National Park.

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