AfrElec - Africa Power Monitor
Mozambique approves $80bn plan to cut dependence on fossil fuels, promote renewable energies
South Africa goes back to Stage 6 power outages
South Africa has returned to higher stages of power outages, or load shedding, with the state-owned power utility Eskom implementing stage 6 of rolling blackouts across the country.
CAR’s second photovoltaic solar power plant inaugurated
Malawi launches project to construct 10-MW solar farm
Cameroon to take control of largest domestic energy distributor Eneo
Nairobi-based M-KOPA rolls out pilot operations with PAYG solar panels in Soweto, South Africa
Africa’s massive opportunity in critical minerals for the clean energy transition
Africa is home to one-third of global mineral reserves. An enormous opportunity exists to transform many African economies rich in the critical minerals needed for the clean energy transition.
South Africa secures $1.85bn in funding for just energy transition from World Bank, KfW, AfDB
South Africa has signed bilateral loan agreements with the World Bank, German state-owned development and investment bank KfW and the African Development Bank to support the country’s just energy transition.
Uranium moves past the $80-per-pound mark, a level not seen in over 15 years
Uranium prices have surged past the $80-per-pound mark, for the first time in over 15 years.
Germany signs deal to import LNG from Nigeria, invest $500mn in renewable energy projects
South Africa's Sasol secures 98 MW of renewable energy to power oxygen production facility
South Africa: corruption case against former Eskom executive struck off roll
The Middelburg Specialised Commercial Crimes Court, in Mpumalanga, South Africa, on November 21 struck the multibillion-rand Kusile corruption case against Eskom former executive Matshela Koko and his co-accused off the roll.
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