The dream of owning an electric vehicle in Kenya is becoming increasingly attainable, especially for budget-conscious consumers. While the initial cost of EVs can be a deterrent, a growing selection of affordable options is making electric mobility a reality for more Kenyans. This blog post dives into the top 5 budget-friendly EVs currently available in…
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Written By: By Jemosop Faith, Faith specializes in energy, climate, and renewables, transforming complex policy discussions into accessible, everyday conversations, she is a writer at Africa Digest News backed by 2+ years of focused experience. A surge in U.S. jet fuel demand, reaching a two-year high in March, is being met significantly by Nigeria’s Dangote…
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LUSAKA, Zambia—In a significant move to enhance regional power stability, Zambia’s Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC) has announced a $500 million investment aimed at dramatically increasing power transmission capacity and solar energy output over the next two years. This ambitious project seeks to address critical energy needs within Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC),…
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Written By: By Jemosop Faith, Faith specializes in energy, climate, and renewables, transforming complex policy discussions into accessible, everyday conversations, she is a writer at Africa Digest News backed by 2+ years of focused experience The global energy landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, marked by both pressing challenges and unprecedented opportunities. At the heart…
Africa Energy Bank is stepping into the fray, aiming to finance critical energy projects across the continent, while simultaneously navigating the complexities of declining fossil fuel investments and the burgeoning rise of renewable energy. The bank’s ambitious mandate includes funding oil and gas ventures, acknowledging the immediate energy needs of many African nations, while also…
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The urgent need to revolutionize Africa’s energy landscape took center stage at a recent high-level summit, where government leaders, financial experts, and energy sector stakeholders convened to address the continent’s persistent energy access challenges. The core focus: “Mission 300,” an ambitious initiative aiming to provide first-time electricity access to 300 million Africans by 2030. This…
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Namibia has marked a significant milestone in its journey towards a sustainable energy future with the inauguration of a new 25-megawatt solar plant. Located 45 kilometers outside Usakos, in the Erongo region, this project signifies a tangible step in the nation’s decarbonization efforts. The solar plant’s output will feed directly into the national grid, providing…
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As South Africa works towards switching to electric vehicles (EVs), one big question remains: are they really cheaper to own and run than petrol cars? The answer isn’t straightforward it depends on both the upfront cost and the long-term savings. Electric cars cost much less to run. Driving an EV for 100 kilometers costs around…
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South Africa is seeing a big shift in how businesses use vehicles, with more companies turning to electric vehicle-as-a-service (EVaaS). This model allows businesses to lease electric cars on a monthly basis instead of buying them, making fleet management cheaper and more eco-friendly. Companies like Everlectric are leading the way by offering packages that include…
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Egypt is taking big steps to improve its electric vehicle (EV) charging network through a partnership between the government and private companies. This project includes Hassan Allam Utilities, Infinity, Misr Petroleum, and Gastec, all working together to install EV charging stations across the country. The goal is to make it easier for people to switch…
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