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Deshan Naidoo, CEO of Afrivolt, warned that Africa’s challenge is no longer identifying solutions but implementing them Read More at ESI Africa

Debates on Africa’s critical mineral wealth as investors from the US, Europe, China and Middle East show interest Read More at ESI Africa

Luanda Accord signatories commit to a 1% levy on annual rough diamond export revenues to fund promoting natural diamonds over lab-grown alternatives Read More at ESI Africa

Finding ways to ensure a stable energy supply is of utmost importance for mines and battery energy storage systems provide a solution. Read More at ESI Africa

Mantashe emphasised the need for stronger partnerships around critical minerals, arguing that Africa must speak with one voice Read More at ESI Africa

“The mining sector’s competitiveness is constrained by high and rapidly increasing power tariffs,” says the Minerals Council South Africa Read More at ESI Africa

A panel at Mining Indaba looked at whether technology can enable mines to meet global ESG standards while increasing output Read More at ESI Africa

The 10th anniversary edition of African Power & Energy Elites recognises the projects underpinning the continent’s future infrastructure Read More at ESI Africa

Mthembu’s greatest professional unease comes from the velocity of technological change Read More at ESI Africa

These two sectors cannot thrive independently of each other Read More at ESI Africa

As competitive market plans meet reality, public and private players must navigate a complex path to a stable, secure energy future. Read More at ESI Africa

Carbon markets are inherently decentralised and require progress across accounting, asset interoperability and trading Read More at ESI Africa

Globally, the IEA says electricity demand is set to grow by more than 3.5% per year on average over the rest of the decade, significantly outpacing overall energy demand as electrification accelerates across industry, transport and buildings Read More at ESI Africa

The development comes amid growing momentum around solar manufacturing in Nigeria Read More at ESI Africa

The 10th anniversary edition of African Power & Energy Elites recognises the projects underpinning the continent’s future infrastructure Read More at ESI Africa

As of 2025, Kenya had registered 39,324 EVs, up from 1,378 EVs in 2022, a more than 2,700% increase in just three years Read More at ESI Africa

As of 2025, Kenya had registered 39,324 EVs, up from 1,378 EVs in 2022, a more than 2,700% increase in just three years Read More at ESI Africa

The grid-aligned project was funded by the Government of Kenya and implemented with the involvement of a local contractor Read More at ESI Africa

Agar describes what he calls a “nuclear renaissance 2.0,” as a recent development that he finds thrilling and transformative Read More at ESI Africa

The DRC’s forests can generate an estimated $223-$398 billion per year from stored carbon and associated ecosystem services Read More at ESI Africa

The report shows that Africa installed approximately 4.5 GW of new solar PV capacity in 2025, representing a 54% year-on-year increase Read More at ESI Africa

Mogalakwena, Waterberg District’s largest municipality with 32 wards, is made up of nearly 200 rural communities and three townships Read More at ESI Africa

Electric buses are slowly starting to become more commonplace across some of Africa’s major cities and metropolises Read More at ESI Africa

The GERD in Ethiopia encapsulates a commitment to delivering transformative infrastructure that leaves a lasting and meaningful legacy Read More at ESI Africa