The Hyphen Green Hydrogen Project is a massive $10 billion vertically integrated energy hub being developed in the Tsau//Khaeb (Sperrgebiet) National Park, Namibia.The project will feature 7.5 GW of combined wind and solar generation. The exact co-ordinates are currently not available however the approximate
Upgrade to bitumen standard of the Opuwo–Otjivize–Okangwati–Omaseratundu road in the Kunene region, Namibia.The primary strategic goal of the entire 280-kilometre road project is to establish a heavy-duty, bitumen-standard (tarred) transport corridor directly serving the multi-billion dollar Baynes
Rössing Uranium Ltd is focused on extending the life of the Rossing Uranium Mine in Namibia beyond 2036. The project requires deeper mining of the same SJ ore-body through a north-eastern extension of the current pit (Phase 4 pushback) to supply the existing process plant with sufficient ore until the
Upgrade of DR1953 to bitumen standard for 56km from Karibib to Otjimbingwe in the Erongo region, Namibia. The exact co-ordinates are currently not available however the approximate area of location is lat: -21.9691586; long: 15.8594849.
Phase 2 of the HyIron Green Iron Project in Namibia targets an early 2027 construction start, scaling production tenfold to over 200,000 tonnes of green iron per year with an estimated investment of N$3.89 billion (US$210 million). This also includes the integration of roughly 250 to 260MW of solar photovoltaic
Construction of bulk urban infrastructure services in Rundu, including 5.8km of buffer road, a 1km access road, a 500m³ reservoir, a 250m³ elevated tank, and bulk water pipelines of 1km and 2.5km to serve DWN, GIZ, and Ndama areas, Namibia. The exact GPS coordinates are unknown and the Marker has been
Construction of a new N$220 million retail and commercial development, Buchter Village Mall, located in the southern coastal town of Lüderitz, Namibia. Estimated GPS coordinates -26.671464647241333, 16.26354348996995.
An international consortium will build a wind energy plant near the coastal town of Luderitz, in Nambia at a cost of about $150 million which will initially add 44 megawatts of generation capacity. The project would consist of between 18 and 22 huge wind turbines, each towering an impressive 132 meters
NamPower proposes to construct and operate a biomass power plant that will generate electricity by the combustion of encroacher bush, growing in the surrounding harvesting area of the proposed power plant in Namibia. The power plant will have a net electricity generation capacity of up to 40 megawatt