Southern Africa · Capital Windhoek

Namibia

Green hydrogen (Hyphen) and the Walvis Bay corridor; the grid is the gating item.

AIDI rank 16 of 542.6m people$13bn GDP4 tracked projects
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AIDI trajectory 2015—2025

Commitments vs disbursement, $bn

— committed--- disbursed

Infrastructure sub-indices

Project register · 4 tracked (loading)

The largest single announced investment in Namibian history, at roughly 5x national GDP.

Value
$10bn
Target
2030
Bankability
34

Underused capacity looking for cargo; the corridor's problem is demand, not concrete.

Value
$0.7bn
Target
2029
Bankability
58

Namibia is the world's third uranium producer and the least discussed nuclear supply chain node.

Value
$0.7bn
Target
2027
Bankability
76

Drove double-digit price declines in West African transit within eighteen months.

Value
$0.4bn
Target
2022
Bankability
80

Tracked value by sector, $bn

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