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AfrElec’s covers coal and gas-fired thermal power, nuclear, renewables, hydro, combined heat and power (CHP), transmission, grid and storage. It also covers the political and investment decisions needed to improve access to electricity for Africa’s expanding population.

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AfrElec will analyse key project, policy and investment issues and offers insight into what will come next in the power sector. It offers the latest commentary on the geopolitical framework, energy policy, tendering and investment – and assesses the risks inherent in working in the African business environment.

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AustChina commences lithium drilling in Tanzania at Chenene project

21 June 2024

ASX-listed AustChina Holdings Limited has commenced drilling at the Chenene Lithium Project in Tanzania, targeting multiple high-priority lithium prospects.

Ethiopia pushes electricity tariff overhaul to counter debt strains

19 June 2024

Ethiopia's government has finalised an extensive study on electricity tariff reform, submitting its findings to the Petroleum and Energy Authority. The initiative aims to offset the costs of electricity provision amid the global dollar decline.

Solar panel rollout by 2030 will be less than half the potential supply, says Ember

18 June 2024

Deployment rates for solar panels across the world are lagging behind the boom in global manufacturing capacity, says the think-tank Ember Climate in a new report.

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