About the Magazine
Hydrogen-Africa Magazine is a quarterly magazine, dedicated to allows companies active in the wide energy, industry and hydrogen/fuel cell space to tell their story and showcase their technological solution.
The Hydrogen-Africa has put together a platform that brings all the dispersed content on hydrogen’s role in the energy transition available on the web together in one place.
Hydrogen Africa is published six times a year: in February, April, June, August, October and November.
Are you interested in submitting article or advertising to our next edition contact Editor-in-Chief? Is there a knowledge gap that you feel should be bridged? If so, please contact Ms. Anela Dokso at adverts@hydrogen-africa.com or call +33 60 46 77 916.
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Media Kit 2023
Banner and native advertiseing on Hydrogen Africa provides you with the opportunity to execute your advertising and/or content marketing campaign. In case of unique requirements, we will be more than happy to assist you in setting up your campaign based on specific needs. please contact our editorial team adverts@hydrogen-africa.com
How to contribute
Technical Articles
We are always looking for hydrogen technology experts to write for us. Submit a single article, a series of articles on a specific topic, or pitch us a column idea. 800–1200 words.
Interview Participation
If you are a hydrogen end user, an EPC company or a retired consultant, we would be happy to spend 15–30 minutes asking about your experiences in the field, so we can write an article about you.
Case Studies
Did you recently help an end user with a hydrogen-related problem? Explain your customer’s issue, how you diagnosed the problem and how the issue was fixed. 200–400 words.
Press Releases
These may appear in the News section of the online magazine or the News sections of the website. 250–300 words.
All editorial questions and submissions should be directed towards the editor-in-chief, Ms. Anela Dokso, at: adverts@hydrogen-africa.com or call +33 60 46 77 916.
Cover Story
Want to feature your company on the cover of the Hydrogen Africa magazine? Each issue features one company, on the front Cover along with a 4-page Cover Story article to highlight the capabilities, achievements and potential of your company.
If you are interested in exploring the possibilities of having your company on the cover, please contact Ms. Anela Dokso, at: adverts@hydrogen-africa.com or call +33 60 46 77 916. for more information.
February EDITION 2023:
The development of clean hydrogen is viewed as a step toward lowering the carbon impact of the CO2-intensive hydrogen generation of today.
The huge potential of Africa to hasten the advancement of green hydrogen. However, it is thought that producing green hydrogen by electrolysis using renewable energy is the most efficient way to halt climate change.
Africa is positioned as a significant potential destination for the production and export of green and blue hydrogen due to the abundance of energy resources that are available in several regions of the continent. Africa needs outside investment, primarily from Europe, to fully utilize all of its resources.
The hydrogen economy in Africa has sparked political discussion with a number of European nations about the potential for exporting green hydrogen.
However, despite its enormous potential, Africa is struggling to find workers who can help it in its quest to produce hydrogen. Many jobs, according to CHIETA – The Chemical Industries Education and Training Authority, require different training and education than are now required for employment.
Assessing the training needs is the CHIETA’s job to ensure that the demand from this quickly expanding sector of the economy is adequately satisfied.
The enormous investment in skill development and the support of the international community in the region are key elements that will enable Africa to play a prominent role in the development of hydrogen.