A specialised corridor on the platinum belt in Limpopo that was to kick-start the country’s green hydrogen economy and create thousands of jobs is battling to get off the ground as investment flows remain slow.  

While the government is betting on its green hydrogen strategy to create a new R162bn industrial sector, there is worry that South Africa is lagging behind the rest of the world in harnessing this cheap, clean and abundant green energy...

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