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The Presidency has announced that $613mn of the $821mn pledged in grants to support South Africa’s Just Energy Transition Investment Plan has now been allocated to specific projects
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South African municipalities owe power utility Eskom $4.5bn in unpaid debts
South African municipalities jointly owe ZAR82.3bn ($4.5bn) to the state-owned power utility Eskom for supplied electricity. The utility is battling to collect this debt.
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African energy advocacy group plans to sue Western financiers over discrimination against African oil and gas
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AMEA Power breaks ground on 24-MW solar project in Uganda
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Zambia to import electricity from Zimbabwe as local hydro output suffers impact of "worst drought in 40 years"
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South Africa’s energy regulator rejects Eskom’s bid to reserve grid for BW7 projects
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) has rejected state-owned power utility Eskom’s proposal to save grid connection capacity for publicly procured renewable power projects.
South Sudan approves $150mn solar power plant, passes budget with focus on salaries
South Sudan's cabinet has approved plans for a new solar power plant in the capital and has passed its 2024/2025 budget, prioritising civil servant salaries and security forces.
JSE issues public censure, fines South Africa’s state power utility Eskom for repeated disclosure failures
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has publicly censured South Africa’s state-owned power utility Eskom Holdings and imposed a ZAR3mn (about $162,097) fine.
South Africa’s national utility Eskom marks four months of uninterrupted power supply
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