Renewable Energy Investment

Private equity in African energy projects provides essential funding, drives renewable growth, and bridges infrastructure gaps for sustainable development across the continent

Turkey sets a goal to reach 120,000 MW wind and solar capacity by 2035, requiring $108 billion in investments as part of its energy transformation plan.

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

The DBSA plans to expand its successful renewable energy auction model across Africa, aiming to attract investment and boost the continent’s energy capacity.

Stability in legislative frameworks is highlighted as essential for fostering investments in South Africa’s renewable energy amid governmental changes.

At HydroPOWER Africa week, experts discuss accelerating hydropower development amid challenges such as investment deficits and infrastructure needs to harness Africa’s renewable energy potential.

South Africa’s Energy Action Plan, backed by private investment, introduces a new electricity market and generation capacity, promising reduced prices and a competitive energy sector.

South Africa is finalizing a groundbreaking plan to attract private investment into its electricity grid, aiming to unlock vast renewable energy potential.

Discover how South Africa is on the brink of solving its power crisis by 2024 through strategic investments, reforms, and unparalleled collaboration.

The ARM-Harith Infrastructure Fund, which focuses on captive commercial projects under 1MW in Nigeria and off-grid and interconnected mini-grids, pledges to provide equity and quasi-equity instruments to firms overseeing small- …