AfrElec - Africa Power Monitor

World Bank backs Liberia’s first utility-scale solar plant

South Africa’s power utility Eskom achieves new milestone of 200 days without power cuts

South Africa’s national freight and logistics firm Transnet plans to avert looming gas shortages

Kenya signs $736mn deal with Adani for major power-line project

Egypt and Sudan reject Nile River framework as water share tensions grow

Arbitrator rules Kosmos Energy cannot sell LNG cargoes from Greater Tortue Ahmeyin to third parties

A Paris arbitrator has ruled that US firm Kosmos Energy is prohibited from selling LNG cargoes to third parties from the Greater Tortue Ahmeyin project located offshore of Mauritania and Senegal.

AfrElec: AfDB approves €6mn for Burkina Faso solar project to boost Sahel energy initiative

National Transmission Company of South Africa outlines strategic objectives at official launch

Nigerian manufacturers lose case against hike in electricity tariffs

South Africa’s project scarcity slows implementation of JETP $9.3bn climate finance pact

Ghana’s energy sector faces mounting debt crisis, ACEP warns

Irish firm Mainstream Renewable Power starts building 50-MW solar project in South Africa

South Africa's Cape Town to build nation's first city-owned utility-scale solar power project

NOCs to unlock new partnership, project opportunities in Africa at AEW2024 in November

Kenyan lobby alleges deal with Indian conglomerate Adani to build power infrastructure is unlawful

Illegal mining threatens power supply in Ghana’s Ashanti Region

Ghana grants mine operating permit to Atlantic Lithium amid ratification delays

IFC provides €500mn green loan to Engie

France’s Engie has been granted a landmark sustainability-linked green loan worth €500mn from the International Finance Corporation.

Kenya to cooperate with Russia to develop nuclear and renewable energy sectors

Kenya will increase collaboration with Russia to develop its nuclear and renewable energy industries, Kenya’s Ambassador to Russia stated at a forum held in the Russian city of Stavropol on October 4-5.

North Africa could supply 24GW of electricity to Europe via subsea links

North Africa has the potential to deliver up to 24 GW of electricity to Europe, some 6% of its total needs currently produced by fossil fuels, through subsea interconnections, according to forecasts by Rystad Energy, Renewables Now reports.