Green Hydrogen
Sustainable investment and fair trade
Within the energy transition, international trade in green hydrogen and its derivatives will play an important role. But what opportunities and risks does this entail for exporting countries in the global South? What framework is needed to ensure that investments and trade develop from the start with sustainability in mind?
The Heinrich Böll Foundation and Bread for the World are exploring these questions in a joint project.

Global launch - Making international trade in green hydrogen fair and sustainable - EUClimateAction

Global launch - Making international trade in green hydrogen fair and sustainable
Live übertragen am 15.11.2022
Mit:
- Aleksandra Tomczak, Member of the Cabinet VP Timmermans
- Rainer Baake, Special Envoy, Climate Neutrality Foundation, former State Secretary of Energy, Germany
- Dinga Sikwebu, Global Labour University (GLU) – University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
- James Mnyupe, Presidential Economic Advisor and Green Hydrogen Commissioner, Namibia
Pastoralism and Large-scale Renewable Energy & Green Hydrogen projects - Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung

Pastoralism and Large-scale Renewable Energy & Green Hydrogen projects
Online discussion on June 9th 2022
With:
- Hussein Tadicha Wario, Center for Research and Development in Drylands, Kenya
- Ann Waters-Bayer, Agrecol Association, Germany
- Christian Schnohr, Press officer at ABO Wind
- Kirsten Westphal, Executive Director at H2Global Stiftung
As the world urgently needs an energy transition, green energy production will expand even further into Kenya's drylands. The challenge here is to figure out how to prevent climatic injustice to pastoralists.Hussein Tadicha Wario