Adenike Adeodun

South Africa’s leading home appliance manufacturer, Defy, has shifted towards sustainability, launching a line of solar-powered appliances at its Ladysmith facility. This initiative, a significant push for eco-friendly solutions in …

Cape Town Takes Action Amid South African Loadshedding. Cape Town has launched an energy plan. It aims to combat South Africa’s persistent load-shedding. At the Association of Municipal Electricity Utilities …

With Africa rich in oil and gas, it’s alarming that nearly 500 million people, or one-third of the continent, lack electricity access. To end this energy poverty, investments in Africa …

As December approaches, Engr. Ibrahim Onoja, the managing director of Port Harcourt Refining Company Limited (PHRC), and Mrs. Usua Ofonmbuk Edet, the acting managing director of Warri Refining and Petrochemical …

Zanzibar is setting the stage for its inaugural wind farm in a significant move to tap into the renewable energy sector. The ambitious initiative recently witnessed potential site inspections by …

The US Agency for International Development (USAID) and Power Africa unveiled the “Growing Green Jobs for Women in Nigeria” campaign. Importantly, this new initiative champions renewable energy. Additionally, it seeks …

The hydrogen trade, while just emerging, shows potential. The Net Zero Emission Scenario (NZE) suggests that by 2030, international trade might meet about 20% of global hydrogen demand. However, today’s …

Tunisia is making waves in the green energy sector. The country is set to roll out its first privately-backed solar project. This initiative aims to cut power costs and reduce …

In 2022, energy sector emissions hit a concerning record of 37 billion metric tonnes. This marks a 1% rise from figures before the pandemic. But where does this leave the …

In a joint move, the Tanzanian government collaborates with the European Union (EU) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). Their goal? To launch Tanzania’s first Energy Efficiency Action Plan. …