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Energy
The Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC) is directly importing petroleum products from Vitol Bahrain, aiming to reduce reliance on Kenyan firms and mitigate high…
The joint development of the Green Giant Project will expedite…
Uganda signed a deal with China under which the China…
A new report has revealed that biases in the estimation of solar production in Africa…
Mining activities are some of the most power-intensive globally, with electricity required to operate haul…
The future of Africa is fenced around its ability to utilize renewable energy potential. Harnessed effectively, Africa stands to become the next world powerhouse and take over energy production once and for all.
In this context, the African sun has plenty of potential to transform the continent’s energy generation landscape. Africa is endowed with plenty of renewable energy, hydropower and natural gas.
The International Energy Agency points to Africa as a region harbouring nearly 17 per cent of the global population but it only holds four per cent of global power supply investment.
East Africa Data Centre (EADC) Asset Company has finalized a $1.2Million investment in design, installation,…
As the Mozambique LNG plant nears US$15B finance – making it the biggest private investment…
A webinar organised by The Power & Electricity World Africa, entitled “Achieving Energy Security: Encouraging…
