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Collected on 14 September 2026
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Human capital development in hydrogen and ammonia value chain
Opportunities exist for training and capacity-building in hydrogen and ammonia technologies through TVET colleges, Universities of Technology, historically disadvantaged institutions, and research-performing organisations in South Africa.
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Reference
https://www.sanews.gov.za/south-africa/sa-japan-explore-cooperation-hydrogen-and-ammonia-value-chains
Closing Date
14 September 2026
Human capital development was also identified as a strategic priority, including strengthening capacity across the hydrogen value chain through Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges, Universities of Technology, historically disadvantaged institutions and research-performing organisations.
Collaboration in hydrogen and ammonia value chains
South Africa and Japan are exploring strategic cooperation in renewable and low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia production, distribution, and storage technologies. This includes joint efforts in research, innovation, and technology deployment to support a sustainable energy transition.
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South Africa and Japan have agreed in principle to explore strategic areas of collaboration to advance a memorandum of cooperation on hydrogen and ammonia signed between the two countries in 2023.
Public-private partnership in hydrogen and ammonia projects
Private sector companies are encouraged to participate in the development of hydrogen and ammonia projects through strengthened public-private partnerships between South Africa and Japan.
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The two sides also underscored the importance of strengthening public-private partnerships and encouraging greater private sector participation in the development of hydrogen and ammonia projects.
