N-BiG supports local and international projects such as the Bush-to-energy:NamPower Otjikoto Biomass Plant. The Namibia Biomass Industry Group (N-BiG) was established in 2015 as a non-profit industry association with the vision of shaping the future of bioenergy and bio-based products in Namibia. Biomass Projects; About Our Members
Namibia''s recent Oil and Gas discoveries in the Orange Basin have been a driver for new opportunities and a potential for economic growth, with significant investment across the lifecycle Sources: NAMCOR(Sedimentary Basins); Ministry of Mines and Energy; International Energy Agency (IEA) OIL AND GAS POTENTIAL IN NAMIBIA Legend: Offshore Basins
Namibia is a small, vulnerable economy with an openness index of close to 80% relies heavily on rain-fed agriculture and imports more than 60% of its electricity needs. Yet, this unsuspecting territory of 2.5 million people is endowed with enough renewable energy potential to become a regional powerhouse that could significantly reduce sub-Saharan
Namibia''s energy sector, in its current form, exports opportunities, and thereby limits local growth and development. The design of the country''s energy sector can be changed, and this is what REEE-powering is all about. REEE-powering Namibia''s domestic, commercial, industrial and utility landscape would allow each of these energy
By Dino Ballotti Namibia is at a critical point in its journey towards becoming a green industrialised nation. This transition presents a unique opportunity for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) to assume a central role. As we fully embrace renewable energy and sustainable development, SMEs are uniquely positioned to drive innovation, form strategic
The event will also delve into the intersection of Namibia''s energy sector and the critical metals industry, emphasizing its role in broader economic and industrial development. Additionally, an interactive exhibition will allow companies to showcase innovative technologies shaping the future of Namibia''s energy landscape, with a focus on
GreenGo Energy, a global leader in renewable energy and green hydrogen solutions, is thrilled to announce its strategic expansion into Namibia at this week''s Global African Hydrogen Summit (GaH2S) in Windhoek, Namibia.
In this thought leadership piece, James Mnyupe, Economic Adviser to the President of Namibia, underscores how the country''s impressive economic growth over the past 25 years has recently faced challenges, driving a strategic pivot towards green industrialization. With green hydrogen at its core, this approach offers a transformative pathway to economic
About two-thirds of the energy required for Namibian electricity needs is imported from South Africa (produced from nuclear and coal power plants), while local energy production relies mainly on hydroelectricity and a growing solar energy sector. Namibia''s struggling economy was dealt a further blow by the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent
The macro energy picture of Namibia shows the high share of energy imports (electricity and oil products) compared with energy production and the high share of biomass within the total primary energy supply (TPES) due to the consumption of this form of energy in rural areas (tables 1 and 2) 1. Basic socio-economic data:
By Joseph Mukendwa Namibia''s Green Hydrogen sector isn''t just about producing energy—it represents a full value chain that involves producing, handling, storing, and transporting hydrogen. More than that, it has the potential to boost local industries, such as producing Green Hot Briquetted Iron and processing critical raw materials, which can drive the
1 天前· With the right investments, Namibia could evolve from being a supplier of raw materials to a leader in green energy innovation and manufacturing. Foundation Namibia''s green hydrogen industry offers the promise of sustainable economic
Most of Namibia''s electricity is generated by hydropower. The country is also one of the ten-largest uranium resource-holders in the world and provides 8.2% of global production. Industrial energy use by source. Industrial energy sources can vary considerably between countries depending on the structure of their economies. Many industrial
Source: The Brief Namibia is at a critical point in its journey towards becoming a green industrialised nation. This transition presents a unique opportunity for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to assume a central role. As we fully embrace renewable energy and sustainable development, SMEs are uniquely positioned to drive innovation, form strategic
In terms of policy foundations, Namibia''s first national industrial policy was introduced in 2012. Prior to that, the country released a White Paper on Industrial Policy in 1992. A Mineral Beneficiation Strategy was developed in collaboration with the Ministry of Mines and Energy in 2021. The key features of these industrial policy
The company''s vision extends beyond energy, seeking to empower desert farming, foster industrial development, and support urban growth by providing affordable green energy and water. Strategic Partnerships Formed contributing to Namibia''s energy security and economic growth. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn. 2024-09-16. In: MARKETS, NEWS
The Namibia Biomass Industry Group (N-BiG) was established in 2015 as a non-profit industry association with the vision of shaping the future of bioenergy and bio-based products in Namibia.
The news now comes from the Namibia''s Ministry of Mines and Energy that announced a feasibility study for a cross-border green hydrogen pipeline between Namibia and South Africa, envisioned to connect Lüderitz to South Africa''s Northern Cape. Considering the potential for future extensions, the study also aims to establish a sustainable
PHASE 1: Sustainable Development Through Renewable Energy Investments in Namibia Endowed with abundant natural resources, Namibia stands at a crossroads in pursuing sustainable development. Despite boasting some of Africa''s best solar and wind resources, a staggering two-thirds of the population needs access to electricity. This stark reality hinders
These countries will rely on energy partnerships with countries that have more abundant renewable resources to close supply gaps at lower costs. This provides an opportunity for countries like Namibia to draw on our natural resource endowments such as wind and solar energy, that form the backbone to a competitive green industrial economy.
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SUNEQ NAMIBIA AND ITS SHAREHOLDER NAMIBIA INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE LIMITED (NIFCO) ACHIEVED FINANCIAL CLOSE FOR ONE OF THE LARGEST SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC (PV) POWER PLANTS WITH AN INDUSTRIAL OFFTAKER IN NAMIBIA AND AFRICA, WITH AN INSTALLED CAPACITY OF 6.5 MWDC Windhoek, 18. June 2018. SunEQ
Namibia has substantial deposits of rare earth elements (REEs), Lithium and other critical raw minerals (CRMs) which are critical to the energy transition. We also have an abundance of invasive encroacher bush that we
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