Kenya is embarking on a transformative journey towards green hydrogen to enhance its renewable energy utilization. The country plans to harness hydrogen produced from wind, solar, and geothermal sources during excess energy periods to revolutionize industries and stimulate local job growth. By incorporating green hydrogen in activities such as fertilizer manufacturing and replacing fossil fuels in key sectors like transport, cement, and steel production, Kenya aims to develop into a significant player in the global green energy market. The government is actively engaging in partnerships with the private sector and international allies like Germany to drive the development of green hydrogen infrastructure. Germany has shown considerable support by committing substantial funding towards projects like a 100-megawatt green hydrogen power plant and establishing local green hydrogen production for fertilizer. With a strategic focus on green hydrogen, Kenya is poised to navigate the evolving global energy landscape and capitalize on its rich renewable energy resources to not only meet local energy demands but also emerge as a major energy exporter. This shift towards green hydrogen signifies a significant step towards economic growth, sustainability, and cooperation in Kenya and the broader region.