Staff Reporter
THE United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) has announced that the Daures Green Hydrogen Village will be part of its first demonstration projects to be supported by the Accelerate-to-Demonstrate (A2D) Facility.
“This initiative aligns with global efforts to transition towards sustainable energy and industrial decarbonisation. The Daures Green Hydrogen Village will now receive funding and support from UNIDO through the Accelerate-to-Demonstration Facility,” explained UNIDO.
UNIDO further clarified that the project aims to produce Namibia’s first carbon-free green fertiliser, with funding being allocated to the production of Ammonium Sulphate Fertiliser. The project is expected to be completed by 2027.
“The A2D Facility is demonstrating what is possible with new sustainable development solutions. These first demonstration projects create scalable solutions where they are needed most,” said UNIDO’s Director General, Gerd Müller.
Funded by the UK, the A2D Facility accelerates pilot demonstration projects that use innovative technologies for climate action in developing countries. Its goal is to speed up the commercialisation of cutting-edge climate solutions.
