Adenike Adeodun

Tunisia’s H2 Notos project, in partnership with TotalEnergies and VERBUND, plans to export green hydrogen to the European Union.

IEA’s new report calls for a fair and affordable transition to clean energy, highlighting disparities in global energy expenditures.

Mozambique’s natural gas sector sees significant advancements with major projects boosting the economy and enhancing global energy contributions.

Kenya’s e-mobility sector to receive $30 million in loans from US DFC as part of a $250 million financing package announced during President Ruto’s US visit.

South Africa introduces new regulations to promote energy-efficient lighting, phasing out incandescent and CFL lamps by 2026 to reduce electricity consumption and costs.

Angola’s natural gas sector sees significant growth through investments and international partnerships, enhancing economic stability and energy security.

UNDP’s report identifies six measures to boost green business growth in Africa, emphasizing investment and sustainability for renewable energy development.

Africa’s energy transition requires strong policies and partnerships to overcome challenges and leverage opportunities for sustainable development.

Kenya excels as a leader in geothermal energy, showcasing its potential to address energy poverty and climate change across Africa.

Facing significant hydroelectric power reductions, Zambia’s mines, including First Quantum, are actively securing alternative energy sources to maintain operations.