Namibia's green hydrogen pipeline is financed and offtaken in hard currency but built and staffed locally. We help structure FX hedging into the financing model itself, not bolt it on after financial close.
Green hydrogen projects raise capital and sell offtake in dollars or euros, while construction, staffing and local operating costs sit in Namibian dollars — a structural mismatch that needs to be designed for from the start.
We work with project sponsors to structure FX hedging directly into the financing model, rather than treating it as an afterthought once the deal is signed.
Offtake contracts are matched against underlying cost currency exposure wherever possible, reducing the mismatch project sponsors and lenders both care about.
Sponsors and lenders get FX and rate risk reporting built for board and lender review — not just an internal treasury exercise.