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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

Beyond the immediate benefits of leak detection and consumer awareness, smart metering is crucial in optimising water distribution networks Read More at ESI Africa

Eskom is targeting a renewable energy pipeline exceeding 20GW as part of its long-term emissions reduction and energy diversification strategy Read More at ESI Africa

Countries across Africa are deliberately looking at how nuclear power can be used for electricity Read More at ESI Africa

The growing demand for energy storage solutions has prompted the solar manufacturer to expand their offering Read More at ESI Africa

by Prof Dr Ioannis Tsipouridis Read More at ESI Africa

The daily act of preparing a meal is a solvable challenge for nearly 2 billion people, mainly women and young girls globally. In Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), this routine often involves wood and charcoal, creating a human crisis that goes far beyond the kitchen. The lack of clean solutions leads to 840,000 premature deaths annually in …

Millions of households and businesses in African cities rely on costly and often unreliable energy sources Read More at ESI Africa

As electricity consumption globally strives for new record highs, smart meter deployment becomes a necessary backbone Read More at ESI Africa

A Super ESCo is an organisation, often set up as an independent company, that implements energy efficiency projects through private ESCos. Read More at ESI Africa

Maintenance costs and increasing service delivery demands continue to place enormous pressure on local government finances Read More at ESI Africa

By Dr Kelvin Kemm Read More at ESI Africa

Minimising waste while maximising utility of resources Read More at ESI Africa

Reducing risk and using local currency funding are just some of the ways to rethink how the money is sourced Read More at ESI Africa

Nearly 2 billion people worldwide still lack access to clean cooking, and half of them live in Sub-Saharan Africa Read More at ESI Africa