South Africa's Minister of Electricity and Energy, Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, launched the Africa Green Hydrogen Summit in Kempton Park, emphasizing the country's commitment to building a sustainable economy through hydrogen technology. The summit aims to position South Africa as a global leader in the green hydrogen value chain. Minister Ramokgopa highlighted green hydrogen as a solution to the nation's energy crisis, praising the technical expertise driving progress. South Africa, with its abundant solar and wind potential, is poised to lead in green hydrogen production. Isondo Precious Metals showcased their facility's capabilities in producing PGMs for green hydrogen technologies, creating jobs and contributing to decarbonisation goals. The summit also showcased the economic and social impact of green hydrogen, particularly in the mining sector, emphasizing job creation and skills development. The collaborative approach between government, private sector, and research institutions bodes well for the future of green hydrogen innovation in South Africa.