Nigeria has decided to nearly triple energy prices but will keep subsidies for low-income people. This change is significant for Nigeria’s development and economy. It aims to attract investments, improve energy infrastructure, and boost economic growth while ensuring that energy remains affordable for those who need it most. This decision shows Nigeria’s effort to address…
The entry of new competitors into Kenya’s energy sector is set to shake up pricing, service quality, and sustainability practices. Competition is expected to force Kenya Power to rethink its pricing strategies, likely leading to lower electricity costs for consumers. Improved service delivery is also anticipated, with companies focusing more on customer support, quicker issue resolution,…
The end of the long argument about oil imports between Kenya and Uganda is a big step in how they trade and work together on energy. This significant development marks a new era in their trade relations as well as energy cooperation. The effects of this solution are very big, touching both countries’ economies, energy,…
“The Renewable Charge” documentary highlights the collaboration between 350 Ghana Reducing Our Carbon (350 G-ROC) and 350Africa.org in advocating for renewable energy solutions in Ghana. It emphasizes grassroots efforts and community-driven advocacy for sustainable energy practices. The documentary showcases the achievements of the Renewable Energy for Communities (RE4C) campaign. It includes community education on solar…
Kenya has reached a significant milestone by importing 200 megawatts of renewable energy from Ethiopia, a crucial step towards sustainable energy development. Energy Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir emphasized the importance of regional energy integration for Kenya’s energy sector. Ethiopia now supplies 11% of Kenya’s daily electricity consumption, reducing reliance on traditional sources. This helps stabilize…
