Skip to main content
  • EN
  • FR
  • PT
  • ES
  • DE
  • 简体中文

Search form

  • The Network
    • Background
    • The Model
    • Our mission
    • Our Partners
  • News & Events
    • News
    • Events
  • Media
    • Galleries
    • Videos
  • Jobs
  • Procurements
  • Projects
    • CORE Initiative
    • ECCAS Centre
    • ECO Clean Energy Centre
    • EELA Project
    • GOEA Ocean Energy
    • Industrial Accelerator
    • Online Training for SIDS
    • SHP Guidelines
    • BLOOM Cluster Program
  • Resources
    • GN-SEC library
    • GN-SEC data portals
  • Contact

Consultancy Services to develop ECOWAS Green Hydrogen Policy

20 Nov 2021
ECREEE
Deadline: Jan - 11 - 2022
http://www.ecreee.org/procurement/consultancy-services-devel...

The exploitation of Green Hydrogen as an energy resource in the West African region is still in its embryonic stage. Africa has a growing population of nearly 1.3 billion, which has been increasing at an average annual rate of 2.5% for the last 10 years. The growing population directly implies growing demand for energy and expanded infrastructure to match the growth. The overall sustainable development of Africa and indeed the global effort to reduce climate degradation will stem from a holistic energy system driven by renewable energy. This challenge of reaching 100% renewable based energy systems will require joint effort and partnership across borders in order to find feasible climate-friendly solutions. In a new initiative, Germany is collaborating with WASCAL and African countries to explore the utilization of Green Hydrogen and its derivatives as an energy option in a joint effort to decarbonize West Africa economy. (IEA).

ECREEE, in collaboration with WASCAL, is launching a Request for Proposal (RfP) seeking for the services of a consultant to develop a Regional Green hydrogen Policy for the ECOWAS Region and elaborate a full strategy document and Implementation plan based on Green hydrogen. For more detailed information on the assignment, kindly see Terms of Reference (ToR).

The offer comprising of technical and financial proposals, in two separate files, should be sent ONLY to: green-hydrogen@ecreee.org and tender@wascal.org clearly indicating in the subject: “DEVELOPMENT OF THE ECOWAS GREEN HYDROGEN POLICY”. 

The deadline for submission of proposals is the 10th of January 2022, 12.00 noon GMT time.

kindly download the Terms of Reference below for more information.

Original Link

http://www.ecreee.org/procurement/consultancy-services-develop-ecowas-green-hydrogen-policy
Tweets by gnsec_net
Twitter logo Facebook logo LinkedIn logo

Latest Jobs

2nd Call for Applications: SADC Renewable Energy Entrepreneurship Support Facility

SACREEE - 12/06/2022

Access to Energy Fund Program | 4ᵗʰ Edition: Registrations are open

SACREEE - 16/05/2022

Micro-Grid Academy’s Young Talent of the Year Award – 2022 edition: applications open

SACREEE - 06/06/2022

Human Resources Section Head

RCREEE - 11/04/2022

more...

Latest Procurements

EOI - Development of Training Materials

ECREEE - 14/06/2022

Consultancy Services - Impact of Kwamoka Farms and Processing Limited

ECREEE - 14/06/2022

Technical Assistance for the development of a National Action Plan in Cote d’Ivoire

ECREEE - 07/05/2022

Project Coordinator - Support for rural electrification in the Liptako-Gourma region

ECREEE - 21/05/2022

more...

Video on the Global Network of Regional Sustainable Energy Centers (GN-SEC)

Copyright © 2018 | All Rights Reserved | Login
GN-SEC Secretariat, hosted by UNIDO

 

The energy and climate technology information presented on this website in the form of publications, case studies, tools etc. has been shared by the GN-SEC Members, Knowledge Partners and other experts within the field. The content is for information and educational purposes only and no legal liability or other responsibility is accepted by or on behalf of UNIDO for any misinformation on this site, or any site to which these pages connect. UNIDO accepts no responsibility for any loss, damage or inconvenience caused as a result of reliance on the information provided.