Nuclear at sea: Can ATLAS carry the weight of its own name?
Will ATLAS shape shipping routes and introduce climate-friendly vessels or bring new threats to our oceans? Read More at ESI Africa
Will ATLAS shape shipping routes and introduce climate-friendly vessels or bring new threats to our oceans? Read More at ESI Africa
Protecting critical electricity lines requires more than physical security Read More at ESI Africa
A major undertaking to provide piped water to people, schools, hospitals and support irrigated agriculture Read More at ESI Africa
Africa’s energy future depends on innovation, collaboration and strong leadership Read More at ESI Africa
A joint report called Grids of the Future suggests a way for Africa to solve T&D challenges Read More at ESI Africa
The Equal Measures 2030 SDGS Gender Index predicts that few women alive today will live to see full global gender equality in their lifetime Read More at ESI Africa
Diversifying the workforce creates opportunities for more business Read More at ESI Africa
Radioactive waste management is among the least publicly understood parts of the nuclear value chain, yet it is fundamental to the credibility and long-term sustainability of nuclear energy programmes Read More at ESI Africa
Insights from a multi-day conversation on how to address challenges and opportunities in the African transmission and distribution grids Read More at ESI Africa
Expanding transmission infrastructure is key to unlocking the Southern African country’s renewables potential Read More at ESI Africa
Digitisation and AI are no longer futuristic add-ones but already available resources for utilities embarking on modernisation Read More at ESI Africa
Despite water security being fundamental to economic growth, climate resilience and public health, water projects continue to receive only a small share of global climate finance Read More at ESI Africa
by Prof Dr Ioannis Tsipouridis Read More at ESI Africa
: Africa has the potential to offer some of the world’s most competitive renewable energy resources. Read More at ESI Africa
The African Youth Survey 2026 captures the perspectives of nearly 5,000 young Africans across 16 countries Read More at ESI Africa
The 2025 to 2026 African Power and Energy Elites marks the 10th anniversary of the magazine that celebrates and honors innovative projects and unique leadership across the continent Read More at ESI Africa
Commercial Operations Date celebrations at Ummbila Emoyeni Wind Energy Facility Read More at ESI Africa
Overcoming quality issues with equipment is just one of many problems the country’s electricity utility is dealing with Read More at ESI Africa
Rapid urbanisation means more complex water systems which means cities need to stay ahead of infrastructure upgrades to improve efficiencies and reduce losses Read More at ESI Africa
The country’s electricity market is shaped by heavy state reliance Read More at ESI Africa
Geopolitics affect regular folk in the most unexpected ways Read More at ESI Africa
Whether unbundled or not, utilities all struggle with non-technical losses on the power grid Read More at ESI Africa
To make the risk of corruption prominent in organisations, the jargon used in the scenarios has to be relevant and specific to the organisation. Read More at ESI Africa
As battery energy storage, grid modernisation and renewable integration accelerate, utilities and developers are under pressure to ensure that networks are technically ready for a far more dynamic electricity system Read More at ESI Africa
