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Morocco reaches 1.9 GW of wind and solar
Morocco has the third-largest renewables capacity among Arabic-speaking countries with 1.9 GW of solar and wind.
Bad weather sees 500MW Sudan power plant go offline
A 500 megawatt thermal power plant in Sudan’s White Nile state is out of commission after a pylon collapsed during bad weather.
Angola's president pledges big infrastructure investments in re-election campaign
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Côte d’Ivoire adds 180 MW of gas-fired power generation capacity to meet rising local, regional demand
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South Africa electricity utility Eskom offers striking workers 7% salary increase amid Stage 6 load-shedding
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British International Investment (BII) to invest $200mn into African hydropower with Norway's Norfund, Scatec
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UK pledges to guarantee $2bn of debt extended by African Development Bank (AfDB) to governments
The United Kingdom will guarantee $2bn of the debt extended by the African Development Bank (AfDB) to the continent’s governments, bank president Akinwumi Adesina has revealed.
South Africa ports utility Transnet in $572mn seven-year infrastructure revitalization spending plan
South Africa: Eskom continues stage 4 load-shedding, blames unlawful labour protests
South Africa: Eskom continues stage 4 load-shedding, blames unlawful labour protests
Ghana has cheapest household electricity costs in West Africa, utilities plan huge jump in tariffs
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EIB to invest in green energy in Mauritania
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Earth and Wire, Ambri partner on 300MW long-duration energy storage project in South Africa
World has moral responsibility to support vulnerable Africa’s green transition, says IEA
The wider world has a moral responsibility drive forward the green transition in Africa, which has seen considerable slippage in growth rates since the COVID pandemic.
ACWA Power signs 1.1-GW wind project deal in Egypt
ACWA Power aims to build a 1.1-GW, $1.5bn wind project in Egypt together with local developer Hassan Allam Holding.
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