Kenya’s participation in the conference was marked by several engagements and outcomes. During the summit, Kenya’s delegation participated in a dedicated Country Spotlight Session, highlighting the country’s green hydrogen strategy, with a focus on hydrogen policy development, industrial decarbonization and green fertilizer projects, leveraging the Port of Mombasa to position Kenya as a hydrogen export hub for Africa and beyond, as well as tapping into Kenya’s abundant geothermal resources to produce clean hydrogen. Kenya also deepened its involvement with the African Green Hydrogen Alliance, an initiative that promotes collaboration between African countries to accelerate green hydrogen development across the continent. Another highlight of the summit was the delegation’s visit to the Duares Green Hydrogen Village, Africa’s first green hydrogen village pilot project. The 12 million Euro project, funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, features clean hydrogen-based fertilizer production, demonstrating hydrogen’s potential to support sustainable farming and food security across Africa.
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