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Green hydrogen land allocation in a sensitive area questioned

'Cart before the horse on green hydrogen'
Independent economist Robin Sherbourne says government did not follow its legislative framework when it allocated land for green hydrogen projects in a national park.
Ogone Tlhage
Independent economist Robin Sherbourne says the government erred when it allocated land in the Tsau ?Khaeb National Park by not following national policy on prospecting and mining
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Namibian Sun 2025-01-07

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