Minister of Electricity Kgosientsho Ramokgopa updates on Eskom’s 10-point plan to boost efficiency, tackle maintenance, and ensure environmental compliance for South Africa’s energy future.
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Samsung collaborates with NDHAL to assemble consumer electronics in Nigeria, aiming to reduce costs and enhance accessibility.
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Amid economic hardships, Nigeria’s government commits to maintaining electricity subsidies while emphasizing a gradual transition and renewable energy adoption.
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Kenya embarks on a groundbreaking journey, utilizing geothermal energy to power the EcoCloud-G42 Mega Data Centre, marking a pivotal moment in digital and green energy integration.
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In a fiscal turnaround, Nigeria resumes fuel subsidy, allocating N8trn to cushion economic impacts on its populace.
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TCN’s recent substation upgrades boost Nigeria’s power supply, but ongoing vandalism poses serious threats to sustaining electricity improvements.
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Cloud Energy’s solar service aims to empower entrepreneurs and energize MSMEs, promising a brighter, more sustainable future for Nigeria’s power sector.
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Kenya’s groundbreaking project repurposes lithium batteries, bringing reliable, clean electricity to rural schools and hospitals, and setting a global example in environmental innovation.
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Amid an FX crisis, Nigeria’s petrol landing cost soars, fueling debates over subsidies and the urgent need for deregulation.
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In a landmark initiative, South Africa welcomes its first hydrogen car fleet, powered by Elemental Energy’s off-grid system, marking a significant step towards sustainable green energy solutions.