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US credit ratings provider S&P Global Ratings (S&P Global) has revised its outlook on the 'B' foreign and local currency long-term ratings for South African vertically integrated state-owned power utility Eskom to positive from stable
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Italian energy major Eni is set to deploy its second floating LNG (FLNG) terminal offshore the Republic of Congo.
Ghana’s energy crisis deepens as major producers cut power supply
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German firm ABO Energy sells rights for 154MW solar projects in South Africa to Électricité de France
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EDF-led battery storage projects in South Africa secure financial close
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Scatec ASA (Scatec), a Norwegian renewable energy provider, has closed the second and final phase of a sale of parts of its stakes in three solar power plants in South Africa.
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British International Investment commits $16mn to Africa Go Green Fund
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