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A solar power plant with a generating capacity of 30MW is set to be built in western Burkina Faso after a French company recently signed agreements with the municipality of Bobo-Dioulasso.
The energy firm, Africa REN, is dedicated to renewable…
A photovoltaic solar power plant that was built by Cap Sud Madagascar, a subsidiary of the French company Cap Sud, is now operational near the city of Ilakaka in Madagascar. The plant was built 1km from the city of Ilakaka that is located in the…
The Rwandan government is set to commission a study on the possibilities of using methane gas for cooking.
The Government’s plan, which was disclosed at a meeting with development partners on Tuesday, is informed by the fact that most Rwandans…
An independent power producer (IPP) registered in Zambia, has recently launched studies to prepare for the construction of its Unika I wind farm in the Katete district in the east of the country.
With the support of the Zambian government, Mphepo…
The President of the AfDB has recently stated that most of the funds resulting from the capital increase of the financial institution will be allocated to major electrification projects from renewable sources in Africa. The bank's announcement comes…
Angola is set to buy 5000MW from neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo’s proposed $14bn Grand Inga hydropower plant project.
Angolan Energy Ministry made announcement and said the country will require electricity generated by the dam from 2025,…
Japanese renewable energy company Univergy Solar is to invest more than $200 million in two solar power projects in Zambia that will add 200 megawatts (MW) to the country’s national grid next year, the government said on Friday.
Zambia mainly…
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and the United States Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) have concluded arrangement to sign a $1.16 million dollar grant as part funding for the NNPC-Abuja Independent Power Project (IPP). The…
Solenova, a joint venture between the Italian oil company Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi (ENI) and Sonangol, the Angolan national oil company, will build a solar photovoltaic plant in Angola. With a capacity of 50 MWp, it will be located in the province…