WiN Festival: Why using failure as a lesson leads to success
”This festival will inspire you, make you see the world differently, and remind you why it’s important to stay rooted in who you are” Read More at ESI Africa
”This festival will inspire you, make you see the world differently, and remind you why it’s important to stay rooted in who you are” Read More at ESI Africa
Learn more about the technology advancements making solar panels more efficient and competitive Read More at ESI Africa
The minister described the plant as a beacon of what can be achieved together: cleaner rivers, healthier communities, stronger industries, and more jobs Read More at ESI Africa
Several factors are exerting upward pressure on electricity prices, including carbon pricing schemes, tight global supply chains and market design issues. Read More at ESI Africa
What happened, what should have happened, and why, asks Prof Dr Ioannis Tsipouridis Read More at ESI Africa
By Brian Kamanzi Read More at ESI Africa
A new RMI report says that operational interconnected mini-grids (IMGs) projects across Africa are already demonstrating tangible results Read More at ESI Africa
Losi stressed that women’s leadership must extend beyond the WiN Festival itself, calling for a broader movement across South Africa and the continent Read More at ESI Africa
Some mining sites have already been transformed into valuable water resources Read More at ESI Africa
Ten years after the adoption of the Paris Agreement, COP30 was held in Belém, Brazil at a moment widely recognised as the most geopolitically challenging and fragile for global climate plans. Read More at ESI Africa
South Africa used its presidency of the G20 to place Africa’s development challenges firmly on the global agenda Read More at ESI Africa
Widespread adoption of AI-led optimisation could facilitate the achievement of energy efficiency targets and unlock emissions reductions Read More at ESI Africa
Leaders need to listen more effectively and empathetically to voices that are often marginalised Read More at ESI Africa
NERSA has developed draft Electricity Trading Rules and a Consultation Paper pursuant to section 35 of the Electricity Regulation Act, 2006 Read More at ESI Africa
AGES is scheduled for 24-27 February 2026 at the Century City Conference Centre in Cape Town Read More at ESI Africa
Since its launch, the Mission 300 initiative has attracted more than $55 billion in pledges from development finance institutions, multilateral banks, and private investors Read More at ESI Africa
Global production capacity for sodium-ion batteries is expected to grow from next to nothing today to as much as 70GWh annually Read More at ESI Africa
In Kenya, the Energy Act allows for private sector participation in power development which currently accounts for more than $2.2 billion in FDI Read More at ESI Africa
While construction created substantial short-term employment, the picture shifts when looking at long-term operational jobs Read More at ESI Africa
Rosatom is supplying the plant’s VVER-1200 reactors – the same design operating in Russia and Belarus Read More at ESI Africa
A panel discussion at Windaba raised fundamental questions about whether the country possesses the expertise to further the wind sector Read More at ESI Africa
Primary drivers for solar adoption in South Africa are rising electricity tariffs and a desire for cost savings Read More at ESI Africa
Sustainable societies are those that recognise, value and compensate the labour and economic contribution of women Read More at ESI Africa
Mine water can no longer be viewed purely as a legacy liability but must instead be repositioned as a strategic resource, say experts Read More at ESI Africa
