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Egypt warns Ethiopia over GERD, citing violation of international law
Egypt has issued a fresh warning to Ethiopia over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, arguing that its unilateral filling and operation violate international law and the 2015 Declaration of Principles agreement.
Airports Company of South Africa seeks contractors to build solar PV facilities at three major airports
Egypt contracts AMEA Power to set up two battery storage stations
Ghana's nuclear plans advance as IAEA completes site review
Ghana rules out power company sale, seeks private sector boost
Morocco implements new electricity tariff, effective as of March
Crippling power outages return to South Africa as Eskom implements Stage 6 load shedding
South Africa is facing renewed power challenges following the reintroduction of Stage 6 power cuts, locally called load shedding, by state-owned power utility Eskom.
African Energy Chamber to discuss opportunities for Chinese firms at Shanghai energy investor forum
The Invest in African Energies forum is part of a series of global events, organised by the AEC, to explore new opportunities for Chinese companies in Africa,
Tanzania seeks approval to import Ethiopian electricity via Kenya
Ghana’s unions reject privatisation of power utility
Kenya signs $76.92mn solar deal to expand rural electrification
MEC calls for increased role of Mozambican firms in oil and gas sector development
At the Invest in African Energies: Mozambique Roundtable, MEC’s chairman spoke of an opportunity for local firms to increase their role in the market largely dominated by foreign players.
South Sudan to import electricity from Uganda with AfDB, EU Funding
Turkish Karpowership warns Ghana debt threatens operations
Karpowership Ghana says it is in talks with the government over unpaid invoices, warning that the accumulating debt is affecting its operations.
Tanzania’s Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project nearly complete
Zimbabwe's parliament pushes government to boost electricity generation as shortage bites
Kenya now largest foreign buyer of Ethiopian electricity
Nigerian state Lagos signs waste-to-fuel deal with Lafarge Africa
Ghana picks US and Chinese firms for nuclear development
Ghana has selected US-based NuScale Regnum Technology and China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) to support its nuclear energy ambitions, a move that has drawn criticism from civil society groups citing safety risks.
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