President Ramaphosa calls for urgent action to reduce South Africa’s carbon intensity to ensure economic growth and global competitiveness.
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African delegates join BRICS countries to discuss developing the energy workforce and future cooperation at a seminar in Obninsk, Russia.
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Mauritania’s economy is transforming through ambitious mining, green hydrogen, and natural gas projects, aiming for significant growth and sustainability.
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The US and Nigeria sign an agreement to reform the electricity sector, enhancing clean energy access and promoting transparency for millions.
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Ghana will purchase 100 electric buses by 2024 to modernize its public transport system and reduce reliance on fossil fuels
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Nigeria’s REA signs six MOUs to enhance energy access, targeting 1,265MW capacity through renewable energy projects in rural and peri-urban areas.
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Benin’s new electricity project brings reliable lighting to 13 cities, enhancing economic activity and improving residents’ quality of life.
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Eskom achieves 100 consecutive days without load shedding, highlighting improved performance and reliability through strategic initiatives in South Africa.
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Nigeria’s crude supply crisis disrupts Dangote Refinery operations, sparking conflicts between oil producers and refiners over supply issues.
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South Africa’s 10% import duty on solar panels is expected to raise consumer costs, warns the South African Photovoltaic Industry Association.