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The government of Mozambique is launching a notice of pre-qualification of independent power producers (IPPs) for the development of two solar projects. These solar PV plants, to be built under public-private partnerships (PPP), will have a combined…
The Chief Executive of the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI), Prof. Sani Haruna, has disclosed that the agency is targeting to contribute 50mw of solar energy in Nigeria by 2023.
He announced this during the…
The government of Togo has obtained a promise of financing from the Abu Dhabi Export Office (ADEX). This is a $25 million loan for the expansion of the Blitta solar PV plant, as well as the construction of an electricity storage system.
News on the…
Harare — Germany Commits €40 Million to African Development Bank Group's Climate Action Window Initiative for Fragile African States
Germany has committed €40 million (U.S.$41,3 million) to the African Development Bank Group's Climate Action Window…
The Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa (SEFA) has secured $64 million in new funding from the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD) and the Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet (GEAPP).
SEFA, a multi-donor special fund…
Investment firm Mirova SunFunder has announced $5.3 million in funding for BioLite. The US company manufactures solar home systems and clean cooking kits in sub-Saharan Africa.
BioLite is getting funding to expand its business in sub-Saharan Africa…
In this pivotal moment — as the world grapples with escalating climate impacts and energy security and supply chain issues — scaling up solar energy is essential for decreasing dependence on fossil fuels and ensuring all people have access to clean…
EDF Renewables, the subsidiary of the Electricité de France (EDF) group, has closed the financing of two of its wind projects in South Africa. The Phezukomoya and San Kraal wind farms will have a capacity of 280 MW.
Good news for EDF Renewables in…
The Congolese subsidiary of the Tinda Cash group will build two power plants in the Ignié special economic zone (SEZ) in the Pool department of the Republic of Congo. The 65 MW of electricity generated by the future facilities will come from solar…