HDF Energy (Hydrogène de France), a developer of large-scale green hydrogen infrastructure and manufacturer of high-power fuel cells, recently announced the start of development studies, the next step on the path to install the first green hydrogen power plant in Kenya. The announcement was made at the inaugural Africa Climate Summit held last month in Nairobi. HDF says the development studies have now started after 1 year of prospecting in Kenya. This proposed large-scale green hydrogen power plant, which will be the first one of its kind in Kenya, will be located in the coastal region. HDF says it typically takes 2 years of development, and 2 years of construction.
