Green hydrogen and sustainable fuels remain an early-stage opportunity in Kenya, but the underlying case is genuinely strong: the same abundant, low-cost renewable resource base, geothermal, wind, and solar, that already gives Kenya one of the cleanest grids in the world is exactly the input green hydrogen production needs to be competitive. Very little of that potential has been developed yet, which makes this a sector defined more by feasibility and market-entry work than by financing precedent.

We treat green hydrogen mandates with the caution the stage warrants. These are pre-commercial technologies in this market, with real technical, offtake, and regulatory uncertainty that a sponsor has to work through before a project is genuinely financeable, not after. Our role at this stage is usually feasibility and market entry advisory rather than capital raising, helping a client understand honestly whether a given green fuels concept is bankable in Kenya today, and what would need to be true for it to become so.