Emerging economies can grow and simultaneously reduce and avoid greenhouse gas emissions (CSIS, 2020). However, energy poverty and the adverse effects of climate change continue to hinder rapid economic growth in developing countries. The current green hydrogen momentum presents opportunities for developing countries to accelerate and expand progress in ensuring universal access to clean, affordable, and reliable energy while protecting the environment. This study seeks to explore how Kenya, a regional leader in renewable energy development and deployment, can adopt the use of green hydrogen to diversify its fuel sources, create jobs, and offer energy systems stability while supporting economic development goals. It provides policy recommendations to support the sustainable development and deployment of green hydrogen in Kenya.