Namibia · ENERGY
Key Facts
—CIF invitation: Namibia has been invited to develop an investment plan to access up to US$250 million (about N$4.1 billion) in concessional financing. Nothing has been committed or disbursed yet.
—Loan terms: Then green hydrogen commissioner James Mnyupe described the facility as carrying a 30-year tenor, an 8-year grace period and a cost of capital of about 1.1 percent. He left the post in November 2025.
—Blended leverage target: The government aims to blend the CIF anchor capital with World Bank, IFC and African Development Bank funding to mobilise more than US$1 billion (about N$16.4 billion) in total.
