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The Government of Ghana is about to implement a project to power the country's airports with solar energy. It is receiving support from India for this solarisation project.
Ghana’s airports will soon go green thanks to a government project that…
The Exim Bank of the United States has approved a loan financing guarantee of US$91.5 million to facilitate the export of US engineering and construction services in the rural electrification sector in Senegal. With only a 33% rural electrification…
From now on in Mali, the import of renewable energy equipment will no longer face customs barriers. The decision was taken at the Council of Ministers meeting in Bamako on March 18, 2020. It aims to promote renewable energies in Mali. The West…
The federal government has paid over N240 billion between 2015 and December 2019 for power generated, but not transmitted through the national grid by the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) for distribution, a senior government official told…
Ethiopia has signed a power purchase agreement worth $800 million with the developers of a 150 MW geothermal plant, the prime minister said on Thursday.
The Horn-of-Africa nation, which is the second most populous on the continent, has the second…
Madagascar has received US $4m from from the Trust Fund for Development (TFD), as part of a partnership between the Russian Federation and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to implement water and electricity projects in three regions…
The Government of São Tomé and Principe has reached an agreement with the African Development Bank (AfDB) Group for €12.46 million (more than 303 million Santomean Dobras) to support the Energy Transition and Institutional Support Programme (ETISP…
French developer Qair will start building a 5.8 MW floating solar array later this year on a lagoon on the East African nation’s main island. It claims the installation will be the world’s largest floating PV project to be built on saltwater upon…
Eskom is proposing to curtail operational wind farms citing reduced demand in relation to COVID-19, claiming force majeure.
This is despite government issuing an official notice on 25 March 2020, classifying electricity production, supply and…