Energy Transition

Independent power producers propose 133 GW of renewable projects, marking a significant step in South Africa’s energy transition.

President Ramaphosa signs the Electricity Regulation Amendment Act, laying the foundation for an independent transmission system operator in South Africa.

Kenya’s new net-metering regulations allow consumers to sell excess energy back to the grid, boosting renewable energy use.

Eskom and Golden Arrow team up to develop electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Cape Town, aiming to boost sustainable public transport.

South Africa’s R390 billion grid backlog demands dedicated funding for NTCSA to modernize infrastructure and ensure reliable electricity for economic growth.

The African Development Bank has approved a $500 million loan to boost electricity access in Nigeria, focusing on infrastructure upgrades and renewable energy projects to address chronic power shortages.

Standard Bank backs over 500 MW of decentralized electricity projects in South Africa, fueling renewable energy growth post-reforms.

Sierra Leone boosts renewable energy with new hydropower and solar projects, aiming to improve electricity access and support sustainable development.

Eskom plans a major shift from coal to clean energy with a 20 GW expansion, including solar, wind, and nuclear projects, to support South Africa’s energy transition.

Botswana partners with Mozambique and Zimbabwe on a crucial rail and port initiative to export its coal, facing both economic and environmental challenges.