Adenike Adeodun

Africa’s energy sector is transforming rapidly, presenting regulatory challenges such as policy harmonization, investment attraction, renewable integration, and building institutional capacity.

Trump suspends new offshore wind leasing, citing environmental and economic concerns. Renewable energy advocates express alarm at the policy shift.

Rising energy tariffs in African cities are increasing operational costs for businesses and living expenses for households, hindering economic growth.

Libya sets sights on 1.6 million bpd in 2025, emphasizing sustainability and international collaboration in its energy sector transformation.

Russian fuel exports fell by 10 percent in 2024 due to drone attacks, sanctions, and gasoline export bans.

Affordable energy is key to helping African SMEs reduce costs, grow sustainably, and create jobs, boosting the continent’s economy.

Sizewell C nuclear project cost could rise to $50 billion, with government and EDF disputing the claims as energy security efforts continue.

South Africa, Morocco, and Egypt lead Africa’s solar export market, leveraging renewable energy to drive growth and global impact.

U.S. sanctions disrupt Russian oil exports, pushing China and India to seek crude alternatives in the Middle East and Americas.

Droughts disrupt hydropower generation in East Africa, increasing energy costs and instability. Diversifying renewables and water management can provide solutions.