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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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Global investment twice as much in renewables as fossil fuels, says IEA

12 June 2024

Global spending on clean energy technologies and infrastructure is on track to hit $2 trillion in 2024 even as higher financing costs hinder new projects, notably in emerging and developing economies, said a new report by the IEA.

South Africa: Customers in wealthy Johannesburg suburbs stealing power from the grid, says City Power

10 June 2024

City Power, a power utility fully-owned by the City of Johannesburg metropolitan municipality in South Africa, has identified “affluent” customers and businesses who are bypassing their smart prepaid meters to steal electricity.

South Africa: Eskom CEO confident of Koeberg NPP licence extension

9 June 2024

Dan Marokane, South Africa’s power utility Eskom’s new CEO, said he remained optimistic that a licence extension for the country’s nuclear power plant would be granted by the National Nuclear Regulator in the next few days.

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