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The Grand Inga Dam project aims to generate 44,000 megawatts of electricity, potentially powering the entire African continent. It is projected to cost $80 billion.
Critics argue the dam primarily benefits investors, especially in the mining sector…
Minister of Electricity and Energy, Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, has signed two project agreements and the commercial close of two projects appointed as preferred bidders under the first Battery Energy Storage Independent Power Producer Procurement…
The National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE) of Morocco has begun reviewing applications for the strategic 3-gigawatt high-voltage power line project.
The five leading global companies in electrical transmission have submitted their…
Uganda’s baby steps towards transitioning to electric mobility are steadily becoming more viable than ever, thanks to the expansion of charging infrastructure across the country.
Though the country planned to have installed at least 50 EV charging…
TotalEnergies and Morocco have partnered to develop the “Chbika” green hydrogen project, focusing on 1 GW of solar and wind power for green ammonia production aimed at European markets.
The project will produce 200,000 tons of green ammonia…
Energy demand from the production of hydrogen could strain Namibia's supply of renewable energy and may not address the high cost of energy in the foreseeable future.
This is one of the key findings of an oversight report conducted by the National…
NOVA, a wholly owned Ghanaian oil marketing company, promotes green energy in Ghana by donating clean cooking stoves.
After receiving the clean cooking stoves, the commercial food cooking businesses thanked the company for providing them.
NOVA, a…
The French government has pledged to support the rehabilitation of the Kiira-Nalubaale power dams. The initiative backed by the European Union is expected to attract.
While Ambassador Sticker hailed Uganda for “great strides towards the attainment…
Electricity generation is poised to add further upward pressure on tariffs by exposing local businesses to carbon taxes that could make up over 35 per cent of their electricity costs by 2034.
From January 2026, South Africa’s carbon tax rate will…