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KfW invested €20 million to modernise and digitise the Inga I and II hydropower plants substations, improving power distribution in the DRC.
The upgrade connected four turbines to a new switchgear system, allowing Kinshasa’s control centre to…
Mainstream Renewable Power finalised financing for a 50 MW solar project in Ilikwa, South Africa, introducing flexible Renewable Energy Supply Agreements (RESA).
The Ilikwa solar plant will generate 141 GWh annually, powering 42,000 households and…
President Mnangagwa is optimistic that Independent Power Producers (IPPs) and new projects will help alleviate Zimbabwe’s ongoing power outages, which last 8-12 hours daily.
A recent $350 million partnership between the Mutapa Investment Fund and…
Ethiopia this year became first country in the world to ban imports of petrol and diesel vehicles - marking a dramatic shift towards electric ones. The bold move aims to boost the economy and protect the environment, but it also faces significant…
The North East Development Commission will introduce electric vehicles in Northeast Nigeria, following President Bola Tinubu’s directive.
Alkali further explained that the commission prioritized local content, ensuring vehicle bodies could be…
Tunisia signed agreements with Scatec and Aeolus to build 50 MW solar plants in Sidi Bouzid and Tozeur.
The €79 million projects aim to help Tunisia achieve 35% renewable energy by 2030 and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
These solar plants will…
Morocco has approved the construction of two new solar power stations near Khouribga, covering 241 hectares, to boost its renewable energy capacity and achieve a target of 52% by 2030.
The initiative, led by key ministers and the Moroccan Agency…
Côte d’Ivoire discovered 6 billion barrels of oil and gas since 2021, with production at ENI’s Baleine field expected to make the country a net crude oil exporter by 2030.
The country holds vast mineral reserves, including gold, lithium, and…
THE government's mission to lower gas prices is commendable, as it will benefit our environment.
Currently, 90 per cent of Tanzanians rely on wood and charcoal for cooking, leading to the loss of over 460,000 hectares of forests annually.
Deputy…