Adenike Adeodun

Côte d’Ivoire inaugurates the Boundiali solar power plant, signaling a major step in renewable energy, powering thousands of homes and setting the stage for a sustainable future.

A $12 million investment aims to transform agriculture in sub-Saharan Africa with solar irrigation and IoT technology, boosting drought resilience and food security.

NERC mandates Nigerian DisCos to source 10% of energy from renewables by 2025, marking a significant shift towards sustainable electricity and green energy adoption in Nigeria.

Kenya’s first e-Mobility Draft Policy aims to transition to electric mobility, encouraging EV adoption with green number plates and nighttime charging to optimize energy use and reduce emissions.

The Federal Government’s 11% gas price hike pressures power generation companies, exacerbating Nigeria’s energy crisis and raising concerns over future power costs.

Namibia leverages solar potential to fuel its energy transition, aiming for sustainability and reduced import dependency amidst growing regional demand and technological advancements in renewable resources.

Southern African scientists to deepen green hydrogen insights in Germany, heralding a new era of clean energy initiatives and sustainable development in the region.

Mauritania sets a new benchmark in Africa with the Energy Service Zone in Nouakchott, fueling investments in oil, gas, and green hydrogen for sustainable growth.

Kenya Power strengthens defenses, joining forces with security bodies to tackle vandalism, ensuring reliable energy flow and safeguarding critical infrastructure in key coastal regions.

South Africa’s Energy Action Plan, backed by private investment, introduces a new electricity market and generation capacity, promising reduced prices and a competitive energy sector.