He added the two pilot projects will produce ammonia for use in agriculture as fertilizer locally. &ampquot;We have provided funding together with our development partners for four different pilot projects. One has already started at Daures and another one called Cleanergy Namibia is in the pipeline. So, both of the two pilot projects are looking at producing hydrogen for the use of making ammonia and fertiliser in Namibia,&ampquot; Mnyupe explained. Cleanergy Namibia is a joint venture between CMB.TECH and the O&ampamp;L Group. Cleanergy Namibia will develop green hydrogen production projects in Namibia including leading the green hydrogen production plant and demonstration hub, its first development in Namibia and the continent. The aim is to produce green hydrogen from solar power and distribute the clean fuel to heavy-duty applications like trucks, locomotives, mining equipment and ships. The DGHV, where over 30,000 hectares of land have been made available, will be Africa's first Net Zero village.