In a significant announcement at the Africa Green Hydrogen Summit in Cape Town, President Cyril Ramaphosa revealed the preparations for four new flagship green hydrogen projects in South Africa. These projects are set to capitalize on the progress already achieved through initiatives like the Coega Green Ammonia Project in the Eastern Cape and the Sasolburg pilot project in the Free State, which is currently producing green hydrogen for local consumption. With a substantial investment of over R1.5 billion in hydrogen projects, South Africa is making strides towards a sustainable energy future. Sasol's commitment of R350 million to the Free State pilot project demonstrates a strong dedication to scaling up green hydrogen production. President Ramaphosa also highlighted the collaboration with the European Union, particularly projects like Sasol's HySHiFT program, which aims to produce a significant amount of sustainable aviation fuel annually. This partnership not only supports re-industrialization in Africa but also aligns with European energy transition objectives. Despite the progress, Ramaphosa acknowledged the challenges posed by capital costs and risks, calling for measures to attract more investments to the continent. He emphasized the potential of the hydrogen industry in Africa to drive clean energy solutions, job creation, and inclusive growth. The president's vision encompasses leveraging Africa's mineral resources and renewable energy to decarbonize industries and stimulate investments, ultimately fostering cross-border growth and development. Ramaphosa's optimism and commitment to addressing obstacles reflect a proactive approach to harnessing the potential of green hydrogen for economic and environmental advancement in South Africa and beyond.