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The Government of Liberia, with funding from the World Bank, West Regional, is expected to construct Liberia's first solar farm and expand the Mount Coffee Hydropower Plant in Louisiana, Montserrado County, from 88 Megawatts to 126 Megawatts.…
Efforts to ensure that South Africa not only resolves the current electricity crisis but never again has to sit with an energy crisis are well under way and gaining traction.
This was according to Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa earlier…
The Climate Innovation Fund of US IT giant Microsoft and Climate Fund Managers (CFM) are investing $18 million in Konexa, a renewable energy trader based in London, UK. This investment covers its activities in Nigeria.
UK-based Konexa obtained its…
As part of its Greenbiz programme, the Kenya Climate Innovation Centre (KCIC) is launching a call for applications to build the capacity and finance green start-ups developing innovative solutions in Kenya, particularly in the waste management,…
Su-Kam, a renowned global player in the uninterrupted power supply industry, has announced its return to the Nigerian market.
In a statement, it said coming back to the Nigerian market is a milestone in providing cutting-edge solutions to…
Two African Development Bank-supported projects have won awards at the IJ global awards held in London, United Kingdom.
The Singrobo hydropower plant in Ivory Coast, in which the Bank played the Mandated Lead Arranger role won the Power Deal of the…
As the African continent accelerates infrastructure rollout to meet universal energy access targets, the private sector is playing a growing role in developing and financing large-scale power projects. According to U.S. think tank Carnegie Endowment…
Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe says the Electricity Regulation Amendment (ERA) Bill will “radically transform the structure of the electricity sector” for the better.
The bill was passed through a majority in the National…
At the latest meeting of its Board of Directors in Kigali, Rwanda, the Green Climate Fund (GCF) approved $1.26 billion in climate financing worldwide. At least four African countries will receive 309.3 million dollars from 2025.
Madagascar, Somalia…