News & Events
- Global
- 11/11/2025
- Country Potentials, Decarbonization, Geopolitics, Regulatory Framework, Sustainability
H2-diplo, in collaboration with the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Madrid and the Real Instituto Elcano, convened the Madrid Decarbonization Dialogue under the theme “Geopolitics Meets Green Transition – The Role of Spain in Europe’s Energy Future.”
- Angola
- 05/11/2025
- Country Potentials, Decarbonization, Geopolitics, Hydrogen Strategy, Sustainability
The H2-diplo Office in Angola convened a high-level forum under the title “Driving Industrial Future through Energy and Decarbonisation – Strengthening the Angolan and German Energy Partnership.”
- Kazakhstan
- 25/08/2025
- 29/08/2025
- Decarbonization, Regulatory Framework, Skills Development, Sustainability
An intensive five-day training was held in Almaty for University Educators of universities from Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. The goal of the training was to strengthen the capacity of regional universities and equip lecturers with knowledge and practical skills
- Kazakhstan
- 16/10/2025
- Country Potentials, Decarbonization, Geopolitics, Hydrogen Strategy, Regulatory Framework, Sustainability, Trade & Markets
The 2nd Regional Central Asian and European Decarbonisation Diplomacy Forum was held, organised by the Hydrogen Diplomacy Office (GIZ) together with the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The Forum brought together representatives of governments from Central Asia
- Kazakhstan
- Ammonia, Country Potentials, Decarbonization, Hydrogen Strategy, Regulatory Framework, Sustainability
GIZ’s H2-diplo and the German Energy Agency (dena) have released the case study Kazakhstan on the Way to Green Hydrogen Ramp-Up, which explains why Kazakhstan is well-positioned for competitive green hydrogen while detailing what must change to reach scale.
- Global
- 15/09/2025
- 19/09/2025
- Decarbonization, Geopolitics, Sustainability
H2-diplo had the privilege of hosting a delegation of female leaders from ten countries across Africa, Latin America, Asia, and Europe for a week-long study trip through Berlin and Bonn. The programme explored the global green energy transition, its geopolitics,