South African utility Eskom has issued a tender for the construction of a pilot renewable green hydrogen facility at its research unit in Johannesburg. The selected developer will be tasked with building a water electrolysis hydrogen generation plant that will operate for three years. This initiative aligns with Eskom's goal to explore green hydrogen as a key element in achieving South Africa's target of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Additionally, the project will help Eskom understand the regulatory landscape and foster internal skills development. The utility's commitment to clean energy is evident through its pipeline of 2 GW of clean energy projects by 2026 and over 20 GW in development. The upcoming site meeting and application deadline indicate the urgency and importance Eskom places on advancing renewable energy technologies. This initiative is part of Eskom's broader efforts to accelerate the adoption of clean energy sources and contribute to a more sustainable energy future for South Africa.