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ASX-listed rare earths investor Lindian releases 'best yet' assay results for Malawi exploration drive
Zimbabwe on track to meet goal of generating 1,100MW of clean energy by 2025, minister says
Lithium to surpass gold as top Zimbabwe's top foreign currency earner, investor organisation says
“Ethiopia stalling talks to buy time for filling the dam,” claims Egypt’s Deputy Foreign Minister for African Affairs
Egypt's Deputy Foreign Minister for African Affairs, Hamdy Loza, has accused Ethiopia of intentionally delaying talks on the Nile dispute to "buy time" for filling the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) without reaching an agreement.
AfrElec: Cape Town issues 500-MW energy tender to pursue independence from South Africa's national grid
Egypt’s Elsewedy Electric-led consortium wins $883mn power plant project in Libya
Egyptian Stock Exchange listed Elsewedy Electric-led consortium with Qatar’s UrbaCon Trading and Contracting Company has landed a contract with Libyan General Electricity Company (GECOL) to build 1-MW power plant in Libya.
Global power sector emissions may have peaked – Ember
Emissions from the electricity sector could have peaked in 2022, says a new report from climate and energy think-tank Ember.
Algeria plans to construct power plants to export electricity to Europe
Algeria is currently planning to construct solar energy and gas-operated power plants to export electricity to European countries, Energy Minister Mohamed Arkab said on April 12.
Global wind energy to top 1-TW threshold by the end of 2023
The global wind energy market will achieve 1 TW of installed capacity by the end of 2023, according to Wood Mackenzie's latest market outlook. This marks a significant acceleration in growth, as it took more than 40 years to reach the first TW.
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