Mission 300: 17-point action plan to electrify millions by 2030
All stakeholders within the mini-grid sector need to take a set of decisive and aggressive actions Read More at ESI Africa
Algeria to commission 1.48GW of solar capacity by August
The new solar facilities will complement existing renewable energy assets, including the Ghar Djebilet solar power plant and the Adrar wind farm Read More at ESI Africa
Usman Muhammad, Founder & CEO, CREACC-NG, Nigeria
Muhammad remembers stepping out of university in 2010, full of restless ambition and a growing frustration with Nigeria’s fragile electricity system Read More at ESI Africa
North Africa: Clean energy surge in MENA pipeline
Dii’s MENA Energy Outlook 2026 report says the region closed 2025 with 43.7GW of operational renewable capacity Read More at ESI Africa
Sherwin-Williams Honors Top Partners with 2025 Vendor of the Year Awards
The Sherwin-Williams Company recently recognized its 2025 Vendor of the Year award winners during its annual National Sales Meeting in Orlando, Florida. Four companies were named Vendor of the Year, with two additional partners honored for the Innovative Product of the Year Award and Marketing Agency Partner Award. Winners were chosen for delivering high-quality products, …
Are You Throwing Money Away?
Table of Contents Toggle The first one was a personal wake-up call The second was from a recent quotation Three phase Prepaid Electricity Meter Biggest Bang for Your Buck What about rental increases? Links Two recent incidents have prompted Straton Prepaid to expand on this subject. The first one was a personal wake-up call: Hexing …
The interplay between electricity energy intensity, density and mix
In an era that demands sustainable solutions, the need to examine our energy systems has never been more pressing. Read More at ESI Africa
CTU: Road Rules Exist Because Physics Does Not Negotiate
27 Jan 2026 – South Africa’s road safety crisis is no longer defined by isolated incidents – it is shaped by a daily pattern of preventable risk. CTU, a South African specialist transport insurer working closely with taxi owners, bus operators, fleet managers and commercial vehicle drivers, sees the consequences of unsafe driving behaviour every …
7 energy certainties in an uncertain world – IEA head Fatih Birol
“Amid today’s turmoil, focusing only on uncertainties can lead to indecision and paralysis,” the IEA head cautioned. Read More at ESI Africa
How to power progress for sustainable and efficient mining
Shell offers a range of carbon-neutral lubricants which allow mining businesses to grow while sustaining the environment Read More at ESI Africa
What do we really mean by clean energy technology?
The UN declared 26 January International Day of Clean Energy as a call to raise awareness and mobilise action for a just and inclusive transition to clean energy for the benefit of people and the planet. Read More at ESI Africa
How South Africa plans to speed up IRP implementation
Delays in IRP implementation directly affect economic growth, as insufficient generation capacity places pressure on electricity supply Read More at ESI Africa
IT Support Companies in Johannesburg – Trusted Business IT Services by ASG
Johannesburg, January, 23 2026 Businesses across Gauteng rely on technology every day to keep things running smoothly, securely, and without disruption. As one of the leading IT support companies in Johannesburg, ASG helps businesses stay productive by providing reliable, scalable IT solutions that are built for today’s fast-moving digital environment. From small businesses to larger …
Why Africa needs solutions for end-of-life wind blades
The first wave of African wind farms will begin reaching decommissioning age in the 2030s Read More at ESI Africa
Building Africa’s clean energy future
The Africa Minigrid Developers Association spoke to Nuru CEO Jonathan Shaw about the energy developer’s work in the DRC as the world marks International Day of Clean Energy Read More at ESI Africa
Battery Garden Tools – Essential Insights for Small-Space Gardeners
Rising urban density and smaller living spaces are reshaping how people garden and care for their outdoor areas. Battery-powered garden tools, once considered a niche alternative to corded and petrol models, are increasingly seen as a practical and accessible choice for smaller gardens. According to Timothy Isabirye, Marketing Manager at Husqvarna South Africa, many first-time …
Getting the Most Out of Scrap Yards and Second Hand Engines
Table of Contents Toggle How Scrap Yards Work Why Buy Second Hand Engines Imported Engines as an Option What to Check Before Buying Finding Engines for Sale Installation Considerations Making Smart Choices Images Links Car repairs can drain a bank account faster than almost anything else. A single part from a dealership can cost thousands …
Replacement Engines: What South African Drivers Need to Know
Table of Contents Toggle Why Engines Fail Finding the Right Engine European Options French and Italian Motors Korean and Chinese Brands American Muscle and More British Brands Making the Right Choice Images Links An engine failure is one of the worst things that can happen to a car owner. One day the vehicle runs fine, …
Leria Arinaitwe: Energy Sector Lead – ALSF South Africa
The 10th anniversary edition of African Power & Energy Elites recognises the people shaping the continent’s future infrastructure Read More at ESI Africa
Chad: 6m targeted in World Bank-backed solar energy rollout
The PAAET programme is financed at nearly $295 million and targets increasing national electricity access from 6% in 2018 to 30% by 2027 Read More at ESI Africa
What utilities must know about data before going digital
Many utilities lack accurate records of their physical infrastructure Read More at ESI Africa
Kenya: New geothermal plant for Menengai
When fully operational, the new plant will generate approximately 301GWh of reliable, clean energy annually Read More at ESI Africa
Nigeria: Solar energy anchors farms, rural housing programme
The project will deploy solar power to support irrigation, storage, processing and residential energy needs within farming clusters. Read More at ESI Africa
Coal: A fuel essential to a sustainable future
In the run-up to Investing in Mining Indaba, Chris Meyer interviewed Prof Nicole Wagner about comments made at last year’s conference about coal, a commodity shaping up to be a topic of discussion again in 2026. Read More at ESI Africa