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Angola

Angola is one of Africa’s largest oil producers, yet it aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 21% by 2030 (compared to 2015) and increase the share of renewable energy in domestic electricity production to 70% by 2025. The country also has major plans to produce green hydrogen. First projects for the export of green ammonia are currently being developed. Building on its existing technical expertise and transport infrastructures from the oil and gas sector, Angola is well-positioned to transition to a more sustainable energy future.

As part of the Angolan-German energy partnership, the H2-diplo office in Luanda is supporting the Angolan government in this endeavour. The Angolan-German H2-diplo office is implemented by the German Delegation of Industry and Commerce in Angola (AHK) and works closely with the German embassy in Luanda.

Contact:

Head of H2-diplo office Angola / Geopolitics of the Energy Transition

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  • Angola

Proposal for an Angolan National Hydrogen Strategy

  • Regulatory Framework
In June 2023, the Angolan government announced a proposal to develop a National Hydrogen Strategy, with a roadmap to gradually move away from oil dependence towards sustainable energy utilisation and decarbonisation. The proposed strategy aligns with the global movement towards
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  • Angola

The Angolan Government, in cooperation with the German Foreign Office hosted the Southern African – Green European Hydrogen Forum

  • 31/05/2023
  • 02/06/2023
  • Country Potentials, Decarbonization, Regulatory Framework
The First Southern African–European Green Hydrogen Forum was held in Luanda and organised by the Angolan government in partnership with the German-Angolan Hydrogen Office – H2 diplo.
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  • Angola

German-Angola Hydrogen Office creates the Green Hydrogen working group

  • Country Potentials
Angola has set high objectives for its energy transition and intends to prioritise the development of alternative energy sources. The country possesses a potential hydroelectric capacity of 18 GW, a potential solar capacity of 55 GW, and a potential wind
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