Africa
Africa
Ethiopia Inaugurates Africa’s Largest Hydroelectric Dam
Ethiopia formally inaugurated the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), marking the launch of Africa’s largest hydroelectric dam. The project is expected to supply electricity to millions while deepening tensions with downstream Egypt, which has long expressed concerns about water...
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Egypt Enters $340 Million Oil and Gas Exploration Deals
Egypt entered into four new oil and gas exploration deals with foreign operators, together worth more than $340 million (E£16.52 billion). The deals mark a decisive step in the country’s strategy to expand domestic production capacity while addressing the...
Africa
Egypt Enters $220 Million Foreign Deal for Atom Solar Egypt
Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly on 27 August oversaw the signing of a land usufruct agreement for a $220 million (EGP 11 billion) industrial complex that will manufacture solar cells, solar panels, and energy storage systems within the Suez...
Africa
World Bank, Ignite Power Aid Clean Energy in Mozambique
Ignite Power, a recognised leader in Africa’s distributed infrastructure market, has forged a strategic alliance with the World Bank’s $270 million Pro Energia+ Program in Mozambique. This collaboration represents a major step toward the company’s goal of providing clean,...
Africa
ACWA Power to Build 800 MW of Solar Projects in Morocco
ACWA Power, the Saudi-based renewable energy developer, has secured a contract to develop and operate two solar projects in Morocco. The Noor Midelt II and Noor Midelt III facilities together will provide 800 MW of power.Â
The projects, each with...
Africa
Nuclear Power Investment Gains Momentum Across Africa
International investors and development partners are once again interested in nuclear power investment and infrastructure throughout Africa. They see it as a way to improve energy security, boost industrial growth, and make the environment more resilient.
Nuclear power, especially Small...
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Algeria Aims Annual Natural Gas Production of 200 Billion M3
Algeria has gone on to make clear its energy endeavors by way of setting its target at a yearly production of gas of 200 bn cubic meters by the end of this decade. This announcement comes to the fore...
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