its objectives as networking among experts and key stakeholders, raising awareness, providing technical assistance, facilitating public and private sector cooperation, and supporting trade and economi
c cooperation between Germany and Nigeria on the potential of green hydrogen production and application in Nigeria. It had itsEssentially, this partnership is still in its nascent days. Given the critical challenge of economic viability stated earlier, the main obstacle to mobilising hydrogen production through this partnership would be financing. to develop green hydrogen.
Previously, large resource-extractive projects in Nigeria have not invested back into the community as hoped. The Niger Delta conflict is the most obvious example, which arose in the 1990s over tensions between foreign oil corporations and indigenes in the region. Furthermore, the historical parallels between this green hydrogen ‘race’ and other extractives between Europe and Africa should be enough for us to pay closer attention. William Montieth explained during a call that “dominant discourses of the ‘green hydrogen rush’ present Africa as the solution to European carbon consumption and energy dependency.
However, that hydrogen might be competitive with other fuel costs does not necessarily mean that community members are willing or able to spend on either hydrogen or the current expensive options.
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