The Namibia University of Science and Technology’s (NUST) Vice-Chancellor, Professor Erold Naomab said that engineers and scientists cannot deliver the green hydrogen future without skilled artisans and technicians. “This is where the IGNITE Green Hydrogen Project plays a pivotal role. Jozef Síkela, described the grant as a step to shaping the workforce that will drive Namibia’s green future. That is why this IGNITE Green Hydrogen Project is so important,” he concluded. European Commissioner for International Partnerships, Jozef Sikela (left) engaging NIMT students after the recent signing the agreement for the IGNITE Green Hydrogen Project at Arandis.