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The environmental consequences of incorrect battery disposal can be catastrophic. Landfilling batteries can lead to the leaching of toxic substances into soil and water, while poor handling poses fire risks and can release harmful emissions. Managing these risks requires the implementation of accessible collection networks and strict processing standards, as well as public awareness campaigns. […]
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Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company PJSC – Masdar has announced a partnership with Africa50, the pan-African infrastructure investment platform to identify, fast-track and scale clean energy projects across the continent. The UAE’s clean energy champion has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Africa50 which will work to bridge the infrastructure funding gap and mobilize […]
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By Fhedzi Modau, Mozambique Country Manager, Wartsila Energy Business With its massive gas reserves and billions of dollars of investment flowing in to monetize them, Mozambique has a unique opportunity to deploy a flexible power strategy that will bring major benefits across both its domestic and regional electricity markets. Countries across Southern Africa have established […]
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Michael Meeser, Chief Investment Officer at Revego Fund Managers Access to affordable renewable energy sources in the coming years will be critical in ensuring growth that uplifts all communities. Success will hinge on the technologies used, partnerships between the public and private sectors, and access to capital, both through primary and secondary markets. Capitalising on […]
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COVID-19 has intensified the debate on the global renewable energy transition. The African Energy Chamber and Africa Oil & Power hosted a webinar focusing on renewable energy development in the short and long term. Seventy-two percent of the world’s installed capacity in 2019 originated from renewable resources. The world’s incredible decrease in energy consumption caused […]
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