Swakopmund to House Africa's First Hydrogen Power Plant thenamibian: Namibia
According to Swakopmund mayor Dina Namubes, the facility, named Renewstable, marks a significant milestone for the town, country and continent in harnessing renewable energy sources.
"The proposed infrastructure is robust and focused on bankability, with HDF Energy partnering with various financial institutions for a non-recourse financing agreement," Lecomte said. "Desalinated water will serve multiple purposes at the site, including topping up water levels and cleaning photovoltaic panels," said Lecomte.
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