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Green hydrogen potential causes Germany to court West African countries
The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research has identified West Africa as having tremendous green hydrogen production
Initial results for the 15 West African Economic Area (ECOAS) countries revealed that a massive three quarters of West African land is appropriate for wind turbines. Moreover, the electricity production from wind energy in the region costs about half the amount it would in Germany.
Additionally, solar power systems can also be economically operate d on about one third of the West African region.
In support of developing West African green hydrogen production, a new master’s graduate program on clean H2 technology will begin in September. The purpose of the program will be to train local scientific specialists. The first three waves of the program are expected to train about 180 students attending four universities in Côte d’Ivoire, Togo, Senegal, and Niger. Feel free to join me at the Hydrogen for Africa https://bit.ly/2ZXK6f8 Professionals Group.
Green hydrogen potential causes Germany to court West African countries
The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research has identified West Africa as having tremendous green hydrogen production
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