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Browsing: Energy reliability in Africa
- Chronic instability plagues the existing power grids, worsened by the pressing need to connect growing populations.
- The advent of renewable energy sources introduces new complexities, considering the intermittent nature of solar and wind power generation.
- Wärtsilä Energy says deploying battery storage and flexible engine power plants offers a pathway toward reliable grid resilience.
Across economies in Africa, a profound transition is underway. Increasingly, economies are grappling with the dual challenge of meeting burgeoning energy demand while steadily transitioning towards sustainability, a scenario amplifies the importance of economies having reliable power production.
Wärtsilä Energy, a giant power plant manufacturer and energy systems integrator in Africa, is coming forward to offer insights on how economies can easily navigate this transition. Drawing insights from the 2024 North and West Africa Energy Transition Forum in Rabat, it is evident that addressing the complexities of grid reliability and renewable energy integration requires a multipronged approach.…