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Global offshore capacity nearly doubled in 2021: RCG
Against a backdrop of renewed focus on energy security and the transition to low-carbon energies, new research from the UK-based Renewables Consulting Group (RCG) found that global offshore wind development capacity grew 89% in 2021.
Hydrogen at risk of being the great missed opportunity of the energy transition, says DNV
DNV predicts that the amount of hydrogen in the energy mix globally will be only 0.5% in 2030 and 5% in 2050. But to meet the targets of the Paris Agreement, hydrogen uptake would need to triple to meet 15% of energy demand by mid-century, says DNV.
South Africa load-shedding can be stopped by 2024 with immediate 'drastic' interventions, Meridian Economics says
South Africa: Meridian Economics report says load-shedding can be stopped by 2024 with immediate “drastic” interventions
Mauritius to finish soliciting expressions of interest for LNG-to-power project this week
The Central Electricity Board (CEB) of Mauritius will wrap up the process of accepting expressions of interest for an LNG-to-power contract this week.
Zimbabwe electricity access rate 53% in 2020, Rural Electrification Agency hard at work
Zimbabwe halts refurbishment of coal-fired power plants after China stops supporting new projects
Legislators want Ketrco probed for KES18.5bn loss
A parliamentary committee has recommended an investigation of the management of a state agency over a delayed power project that saw taxpayers lose KES18.5bn ($158mn)
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