renewable energy in Africa

Fossil fuel subsidies affect African markets by reducing energy costs but straining budgets. Shifting to renewables requires balancing affordability and sustainability.

African women play a pivotal role in renewable energy through leadership, community impact, and overcoming systemic barriers to drive sustainability

Micro-grids are transforming African villages, bringing clean and reliable energy to places like Entasopia, Sabon Gida, and Sikasso, while promoting energy independence

Cameroon aims to develop 4GW of renewable energy by 2035, addressing its power needs and promoting sustainable development.

Morocco launches a tender for a 400MW wind energy project to enhance its renewable energy capacity and achieve its goal of a 52% renewable electricity mix by 2030.

Sierra Leone equips five healthcare facilities with solar systems, securing a reliable power supply for crucial medical services.

KPMG report reveals Africa’s need for $277 billion in annual green energy investment, highlighting European investor opportunities in renewable resources.

Africa confronts challenges and seizes opportunities in its sustainable energy transition.

PwC report spotlights Africa’s rising influence in global energy transition.