The Daures Green Hydrogen Village

The Daures Constituency is the largest constituency in Namibia with a population of approximately 11,350 people. Over 80% of the residents survive under 1 US$ per day. The Daures Green Hydrogen Village (DGHV) will be Africa’s first Net Zero village. In Its first phase, the village will employ over 100 Namibians during construction and over 50 permanent Namibian’s in a modern carbon free estate

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“The project will have a focus on green scheme agriculture which will realize the production of green hydrogen and green ammonia and the utilization of its derivatives.”

PROJECT SUMMARY

Sustainable production of green hydrogen and green ammonia from renewable energy sources

Local community partnership and green schemes. In addition,The Daures Green Hydrogen Consortium (DGHC) will work in collaboration with various entities

Estimated total energy profile of the project site projected to between 1GW to 1.5GW​

Pilot plant will be used for research and serve as a proof of concept

The project will be based in the Daures Constituency in Uis with a total project area of 30,000 hectares

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Pilot project will support the enablement of green hydrogen and green ammonia economy locally in Namibia

News and Events

Going Green in Namibia: The Daures Journey

The Daures Green Hydrogen Village will be Africa’s first Net Zero green community. The project will howcase the sustainable production of green hydrogen and ammonia from renewable sources,...

24
Feb
Fortescue, Enersense partner on Daures Green Hydrogen Village project

Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) and Enersense Energy Namibia (EEN) are exploring ways of working together on the Daures Green Hydrogen Village project in Namibia. The project aims to revolutionise...

25
Jan
Daures Green Hydrogen Consortium and Fortescue Future Industries Agree To Explore Collaborating On The Daures Green Hydrogen Village In Namibia 

The MoU with Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) gives the parties an opportunity to explore the possibility of working together to develop green hydrogen and green ammonia for the...

24
Jan
N$500m green hydrogen pilot projects coming

Namibia’s green hydrogen juggernaut has moved another step closer to fruition after four successful applicants for pilot projects were announced yesterday at the commencement of the inaugural two-day...

16
Jan
Daures Green Hydrogen Village Secures N$220m German Funding

The Daures Green Hydrogen Consortium has secured a N$220-million grant from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) to implement a Daures Green Hydrogen Village hydrogen...

14
Dec
Daures inks Zim green ammonia offtake agreement, eyes AfriTin ops decarbonisation

Daures Green Hydrogen Consortium has struck its first offtake agreement with Zimbabwean ammonium nitrate fertilizer manufacturer, Sable Chemicals....

07
Dec
DAURES GREEN HYDROGEN VILLAGE LAUNCHED
Daures Green Hydrogen Village Launched – Produced Hydrogen, Green Ammonia To Be Used For Local Consumption On The Project Site

The Daures Green Hydrogen Consortium launched the Daures Green Hydrogen Village (DGHV) last week on Friday, as a move that will realise the production of green hydrogen and...

06
Dec
Otto Appointment

The Daures Green Hydrogen Village is very proud to announce the appointment of Lutz-Heiner Otto as Business Development Manager (Hydrogen and Agriculture)....

30
Nov

Project Phasing

The water supply for the project in Phase 1 will be sourced from commercial boreholes. A 120 m3 Reverse Osmosis facility will be installed to ensure the water is treated to meet the agriculture and electrolyzer water quality requirements. Desalinated water for the subsequent phases will be piped to the project site to meet the hydrogen, ammonia, housing and agricultural water requirements. The evacuation of hydrogen for phase 2 to 4 will be through a dedicated hydrogen gas pipeline to the port of Walvis Bay. At the port, Nitrogen will be captured from the air using an air separation unit and combined with hydrogen through ammonia synthesis, before export. The project in it’s 3rd and 4th phases, aims to trade liquid ammonia within the region through various ports and eventually export clean ammonia to support Europe’s decarbonization ambitions.The project’s pre-feasibility study was conducted by Fitchner GmbH and the full feasibility for phases 2 – 4 is scheduled to commence in January 2023

2022/2023

Solar : 0.99 MW
*Wind : 0.3 MW
Electrolysis : 0.5 MW
Hydrogen 31 t/ year
Ammonia : 109 t/year

2023/2024

Solar : 4 MW
Wind : 6 MW
Electrolysis : 4 MW
Hydrogen 602 t/year
Ammonia : 3500 t/year

2026/2028

Solar : 40 MW
Wind : 60 MW
Electrolysis : 42 MW
Hydrogen 6,052 t/year
Ammonia : 35,000 t/year

2029/2032

Solar : 400 MW
Wind : 600 MW
Electrolysis : 420 MW
Hydrogen 60,544 t/year
Ammonia : 352 000 t/year

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