President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the Green Hydrogen Summit in Cape Town, emphasizing South Africa's strides in the green hydrogen industry. He mentioned a significant investment of over R1.49 billion in hydrogen projects, particularly highlighting Sasol's HyShift program in partnership with the European Union. The HyShift initiative targets the annual production of 400,000 tonnes of sustainable aviation fuel and aims to drive demand for up to 20 gigawatts of green hydrogen, showcasing a scalable model for industrial decarbonisation. Ramaphosa noted the successful production of green hydrogen for domestic use in the Sasolburg pilot project and the progress of the Coega Green Ammonia Project in the Eastern Cape. Additionally, he mentioned plans for four more flagship hydrogen projects to undergo Cabinet approval soon. The country is also focused on enhancing its electricity transmission infrastructure through dedicated efforts by an independent office for transmission projects. These developments signal South Africa's commitment to advancing renewable energy and green initiatives, positioning itself as a key player in Africa's green hydrogen landscape.