The Road Freight Association (RFA) in South Africa is gearing up for its annual conference in George, featuring a speaker lineup that includes Liesl de Wet, a climate reality leader with a focus on sustainability in the logistics sector. De Wet, chairperson of the Green Transport Working group, led a delegation to Europe to explore the potential of hydrogen as a fuel source for transportation. During the visit, insights were gained on the prevalence of solar panels and wind turbines in countries like Germany, highlighting South Africa's underutilization of its solar power potential despite having the highest solar radiation levels. The upcoming conference at Fancourt from 26-28 May will delve into green transport solutions and sustainable practices. The event offers a platform to discuss the future of the transport industry, including the adoption of renewable energy sources. De Wet's experiences abroad provide valuable knowledge on integrating solar power and other green technologies into South Africa's logistics landscape, emphasizing the need for embracing environmentally friendly practices. By examining the role of hydrogen and renewable energy, the conference aims to foster dialogue on driving sustainability in the transport sector and capitalizing on the country's natural resources for a greener future.