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In recent years, Africa’s investment landscape has been undergoing major changes. Experts assert that these changes may become significant for the global economy of the 21st century. Indeed, it seems that against the backdrop of Lagos skyscrapers and Nairobi’s tech hubs, a new chapter in the history of international investments is unfolding, where traditional views […]
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Noloyiso Mpanza: Executive Specialist for Transaction Banking, and Msawenkosi Hlanti Executive Head for Trade Sales, Transaction Banking at Standard Bank Corporate and Investment Banking Many African countries – with South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria as leaders – are working hard to decarbonise and fulfil their net-zero commitments. This presents a significant opportunity for growing renewable […]
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By Jason Crawford, Regional Manager, New Southern Energy Kenya Global demand for renewable energy sources including solar, biogas and other green energy sources is expected to rise, as the world adapts to climate changes and the need for sustainability. According to Bloomberg New Energy Finance, by 2030, renewable energy will account for 65% of the […]
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Written by Bernard Ngugi, Sector Head: Energy & Infrastructure, Stanbic Bank Kenya What are the main types of renewable energy sources in Kenya, and how do they differ in terms of availability and usage? As the country is situated within the tropics, we have plentiful sunlight, making solar power a critical resource. Our abundance of […]
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In a recent address, Anders Lindberg, President, Wärtsilä Energy and EVP, Wärtsilä Corporation, underscored the urgent need for Southern Africa to embrace flexible energy systems to expedite its transition to renewable energy. Speaking at Wärtsilä’s Southern Africa Energy Transition Forum held in Johannesburg last week, Lindberg emphasised the critical role of flexibility in overcoming the […]
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The Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet (GEAPP) and its alliance partners hosted the inaugural Climate Africa Warsha on World Press Freedom Day. The “Warsha” which means ‘workshop’ in Swahili creates a platform where journalists can connect with key renewable energy stakeholders, equipping them with the insights and skills required to elevate their reporting […]
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The Africa Energy Indaba, the continent’s premier energy conference and exhibition, dedicated to advancing Africa’s renewable energy development, is set to convene industry leaders, policymakers, innovators, and stakeholders from across the continent and beyond. This flagship event underscores Africa’s commitment to harnessing its abundant renewable energy resources to power a sustainable and prosperous future. Given […]
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By Aimable Twahirwa With current efforts to boost Africa’s carbon credit production by 2030, experts believe the commitments will require Governments to switch from a voluntary to a compliance market by generating renewable energy for a portion of national and regional electricity supplies. The compliance market in Africa, according to experts, is critical for countries to […]
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By Philippe Benoit and David Sandalow Africa is caught in the crosshairs of climate change. Despite contributing just 3-5% of global carbon dioxide emissions, the continent will endure climate change’s destructive impact, including more severe storms, rising temperatures and erratic rainfall in the years ahead that threaten the well-being of hundreds of millions of people. Renewable energy is […]
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Of the nearly 1.5 billion people living on this continent, how many of us know just how blessed Africa is with renewable energy resources? How many of us know that Africa has the potential to play a pivotal role in the global transition to a more sustainable energy future? The fact is that this continent […]
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