Under Construction
LIST OF DEVELOPERS
In Morocco, the British company Brilliant Planet is launching a 30-hectare algae farm in the Sahara Desert for carbon capture. The facility will contribute to the reduction of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions as the climate-affected Kingdom of Morocco…
The African Development Bank (AfDB) Group has announced the release of $180 million to Rwanda. This is a loan to finance a project to electrify rural areas, mainly in the south of the country.
Of the $180 million in financing granted to Rwanda, $…
Ethanol Company (EthCo), Malawi's ethanol distiller, has announced the construction of a plant that will convert waste from its facilities into fertilizer and electricity. The goal is to reduce its impact on the environment.
The project was…
The Electrification Finance Initiative (EDFI ElectriFI) is signing a new $3.1 million loan for Redavia. The German company will use the loan to provide solar power to businesses and industries in two African countries.
The partnership between the…
MCFA to finance clean cooking solution providers in SSA.
The organisation has launched a call for expressions of interest in six countries.
The Modern Cooking Facility for Africa (MCFA) is set to equip companies providing clean cooking solutions in…
Both companies have received Egypt’s support to deploy green hydrogen hubs on the Red Sea.
Abu Dhabi’s renewable energy firm Masdar and its Cairo-based partner, Hassan Allam Utilities, have secured Egypt’s support to construct green hydrogen hubs…
OFID and SEforALL are collaborating to expand clean cooking solutions in SSA.
The Opec Fund for International Development (OFID) has entered into a partnership agreement with the Sustainable Energy for All organisation to promote access to clean…
Syrah Resources plans to build an 11.25MW solar plant to power its Balama graphite mine.
Syrah Resources has announced its final investment decision to deploy an 11.25MW solar plant to power its Balama graphite mine in the northern Mozambican…
The Moroccan government has awarded seven concessions to independent power producers (IPPs). These companies will develop 333 MWp of solar photovoltaic capacity as part of the Noor PV II program.
Morocco wants to catch up in terms of renewable…