Mozambique settles hydrogen energy storage

Will Mozambique become a leader in hydrogen production in southern Africa?

Mozambique has revealed new details of its ambitious energy transition strategy, which aims to make the country a leader in hydrogen production in southern Africa by 2030. Abundant natural resources mean that Mozambique has strong potential to develop a hydrogen industry.

Will Mozambique become Africa's biggest hydropower producer?

Mozambique is seeking to become one of Africa’s biggest hydropower producers and launch a green hydrogen industry. The government plans to add 14,000 megawatts of hydropower capacity, with the bulk of that developed between 2030 and 2040, the government said in a 60-page Energy Transition Strategy seen by Bloomberg.

What is Mozambique's energy transition strategy?

Mozambique aims to transform itself into a major hydropower producer and pioneer a green hydrogen industry, unveiling a comprehensive Energy Transition Strategy. The ambitious plan focuses on adding 14,000 megawatts of hydropower, primarily from the Zambezi River, positioning Mozambique as a key player in Africa’s renewable energy landscape.

Will Mozambique invest 80 billion in hydrogen by 2050?

Officials say Mozambique will be investing US$80 billion in the hydrogen sector by 2050 and will finalise details this year of the scale of hydrogen production and main export markets.

Will Mozambique become a frontrunner in Africa's green energy transition?

In an ambitious bid to revolutionise its energy landscape, Mozambique, last week, unveiled plans to emerge as a frontrunner in Africa's green energy transition. With a vision to capitalise on its abundant energy resources, the nation sets forth to add 14,000 megawatts (MW) of hydropower capacity and initiate a pioneering hydrogen program.

What are Mozambique's green energy initiatives?

Initiatives include promoting renewable energy sources, enhancing access to electricity, and transitioning to cleaner alternatives in public transport. Mozambique's green energy ambitions soar with plans to add 14,000 MW of hydropower capacity and launch a hydrogen program.