Nigeria’s 14GW Power Capacity Milestone Masks a Much Smaller Supply
Nigeria’s installed electricity capacity has crossed 14 gigawatts (GW) for the first time, marking a…
Category: Energy
Private Electricity Deals Are Reshaping How South African Mines Secure Power
Tharisa Mine in South Africa has begun receiving wheeled renewable electricity from power trader Etana…
Eskom’s Next Business May Be Selling More Than Electricity to South Africa
South Africa’s state-owned power utility Eskom is looking beyond electricity generation as competition reshapes the…
AGV Targets More Than 1,000 MW of Data-Centre Capacity in South Africa
AGV is expanding its South African development portfolio to include land earmarked for data-centre projects…
SgurrEnergy’s 400 GW Target Puts Renewable Energy Engineering Capacity in Focus
SgurrEnergy has surpassed 240 GW of renewable energy capacity designed and engineered worldwide and is…
Why Africa’s Universities Are Becoming Testbeds for the Next Energy Technologies
African universities are increasingly being positioned as places where renewable energy technologies can be tested…
The New U.S. Energy Push Taking Shape Across North Africa
U.S. energy companies are deepening their engagement with North Africa as countries seek foreign capital,…
How Blended Finance Is Helping Take Nigeria’s Solar Mini-Grids Beyond Pilots
Nigeria’s solar mini-grid market is getting a financing boost as Camco Financial Services provides senior…
One Renewable Energy Project, Two Provinces: How South Africa Plans to Make It Work
A 940 MW renewable energy project crossing two South African provinces cannot be managed efficiently…
South Africa’s Renewable Energy Projects Are Getting Too Big for Provincial Boundaries
South Africa is discovering that building renewable energy at scale can create an administrative problem…