Denmark-based GreenGo Energy has expanded into Namibia, forming two strategic partnerships at the Global African Hydrogen Summit in Windhoek. GreenGo Energy has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with InnoSun Energy Holdings, a local developer with expertise in wind energy, to co-develop large-scale solar and wind projects aimed at green hydrogen production. Additionally, GreenGo has signed another MoU with Lodestone, a Namibian iron mining company, to explore the integration of green hydrogen into steel production. GreenGo Energy is honoured to be the Gold Sponsor of the Global African Hydrogen Summit.
GreenGo Energy and InnoSun partner for green hydrogen project
GreenGo Energy will be teaming up with InnoSun to co-develop wind and solar projects in Namibia. (Photo Credit: GreenGoEnergy )
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