South Africa’s Renewable Electricity Share Has Grown More Than Tenfold Since 2010
South Africa’s energy transition has often been measured by the number of wind farms built…
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South Africa’s Rooftop Solar Boom Creates the Equivalent of a New Power Station
South Africa’s energy transition is increasingly happening on rooftops. By mid-2026, South Africa’s behind-the-meter rooftop…
South Africa Deepens Energy Ties with China as Eskom Launches Its Renewable Energy Business
South Africa’s clean energy transition is entering a new phase. Rather than relying solely on…
Komati Power Station’s Second Life: How a Coal Plant Is Becoming a Renewable Energy Hub
For decades, the Komati Power Station symbolized South Africa’s coal-powered electricity system. Today, it is…
Absa Bank Kenya’s Solar Rollout Shows Why Businesses Are Investing in Energy Savings, Not Just Sustainability
Absa Bank Kenya’s decision to expand its solar programme across its branch network highlights a…
How Community Solar Is Expanding Access to Clean Energy in Delaware
A new community solar facility in Delaware illustrates how shared renewable energy projects are making…
Juniper Green Energy Targets ₹1,800 Crore Through IPO to Strengthen Balance Sheet
Renewable energy developer Juniper Green Energy has launched its ₹1,800 crore initial public offering (IPO),…
India Extends Solar Manufacturing Rules to Wafers and Ingots in Push for Supply Chain Independence
India has expanded its Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) framework to include solar…
Mali Approves Funding for Bamako Grid Upgrade to Strengthen Power Supply
Mali has approved financing for the Bamako 225 kV North Loop transmission project, marking an…
Why Egypt Is Building Wind, Solar and Storage Together
Egypt is positioning itself as one of Africa’s most ambitious renewable energy markets, with plans…