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The Research Institute for Solar Energy and Renewable Energy (IRESEN) has signed a partnership with the Italian company Enel Green Power (EGP), which specialises in the production of energy solute ons. Under the terms of the agreement, future…
Construction Company Eiffage announced the launch of a platform dedicated to carbon and climate in Senegal. Called Sekoya Africa, the initiative aims to support the continent's energy transition, according to Missira Keita, the company's director of…
Government is planning an electricity tariff hike despite rolling power outages and a punishing load-shedding schedule that has negatively affected industry as well as domestic users.
Energy Minister Fortune Chasi told a post-Cabinet media briefing…
Malawi Parliament has passed a US$150.1 million loan bill, authorizing government to borrow from the International Development Fund for access to electricity project.
The money, according to the Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and…
The French construction giant Eiffage will start construction work on a 40 megawatt (MW) hydroelectric dam in the city of Pita in western Guinea. The feasibility study for this project was presented on September 25, 2019 in Conakry, the Guinean…
The solar park will be connected to the Soma substation, a piece of grid infrastructure expected to increase electricity access in the country to 60%. The project will add to 30 MW of other solar facilities under development in the West African…
Azuri Technologies, a leader in pay-as-you-go solar home technology for off-grid Africa, continues to build on its vision of ‘connecting the unconnected’ with the opening of its Off-grid Solar Centre in Kisumu County, Kenya.
Recent figures from…
The construction of US$ 231.2m Karimenu dam in Karimenu area of Gatundu North in Central Kenya, is in good progress.
The is according to Kiambu County commissioner Wilson Wanyanga whom while speaking during the site visit, said that the work done…
Power purchase agreements may be voluntarily renegotiated by extending the 20-year deals or enabling independent power producers to add more efficient PV components, thus increasing plant generation capacity.
The South African government has…