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An agreement has recently been signed between the Malian and Norwegian governments to start construction work on the Segou solar photovoltaic power plant in southern Mali. It will have a 33 MW capacity.
The Ségou solar project is about to enter its…
Mohamed El-Khayat, Executive Chairman of the New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA), recently announced that the construction of a wind farm is about to be completed in Ras Gharib. The project is owned by Engie, Orascom Construction and Toyota…
As reported locally, the South Valley Egyptian Petroleum Holding Company, the New and Renewable Energy Development and Use Authority and the National Institute of Astronomical and Geophysics Research have signed a three-year memorandum of…
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the RES4Africa Foundation have agreed to cooperate to increase the speed of renewable energy development in Africa in the pursuit of the continent’s sustainable development and climate goals.…
ENGIE and its partners Meridiam and FONSIS have signed the EPC, O&M and finance contracts for two solar PV projects totalling 60MW.
The financing package for the two projects located in Kael and Kahone includes senior loans worth €38 million…
The government of Nigeria has inaugurated 100 solar powered street lights at Ezeagbogu community in Ezinihitte Mbaise local government of Imo state.
Imo state Governor Emeka Ihedioha who commisioned the project said that the project is the…
The federal government has renegotiated new terms for the supply of electricity to the neighbouring West African countries of Benin and Niger Republics, THISDAY has learnt.
THISDAY gathered that the renegotiation, which was consummated by the…
The South African government has made an extra 59 billion rand ($4.24 billion) available to state-owned power utility Eskom over the next two years so it can meet its obligations, a special appropriation bill seen by Reuters on Monday showed.
Eskom…
The federal government has entered into an agreement with a German company, Siemens, to boost power supply in Nigeria.
President Muhammadu Buhari, who signed the deal on behalf of the federal government yesterday, in Abuja, challenged Siemens and…