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Eni and Sonangol signed on 5 June 2019 in Luanda the Heads of Agreement for the incorporation of Solenova Ltd, a joint controlled company set up to assess and develop renewable energy opportunities in Angola. The creation of this new company is…
Private Financial Advisory Network (PFAN), a global network of climate and clean energy financing experts was on Wednesday, May 29, 2019, introduced in Liberia to support entrepreneurs, who are engaged in advancing projects related to climate change…
Azuri Technologies, a leading provider of pay-as-you-go solar home solutions to off-grid households across Africa, has announced a strategic investment of $26 million, led by Fortune Global 500 company Marubeni Corporation.
The investment has…
The Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) has shortlisted US, China and Italy for contract to construct the Batoka Gorge hydropower.
“We have already shortlisted three bidders for the Batoka Gorge hydropower and currently working to make sure the authority…
The French company Engie has recently committed to supply 10 new containerised solar power plants in rural Zambia. A way of supporting the Zambian government in its ambitions to provide widespread access to electricity in remote areas.
Engie…
With the water dripping power Uganda currently possesses in generation capacity and the crumble like demand from the public, she still imports electricity from Kenya. With over 1,171MW of generation capacity and only 600MW of peak demand, a report…
Some United States-based Nigerians, including professionals in various fields, have advised President Muhammadu Buhari to declare a state of emergency in the power sector.
The advice came through an opinion survey conducted by the News Agency of…
Kenya leads all its East African neighbours in deepening access to electricity by a wide margin according to a recent report by the World Bank.
The country was also listed among the top performers in expanding access to power in the period between…
OVER 30 independent power producers (IPPs) with licences to generate up to 5 000MW, stare the prospect of losing the licences for continuously failing to resume operations, at a time the country is contending with acute electricity shortages.
This…