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According to Jay Bhagwan, the period of cheap and affordable water is evolving Read More at ESI Africa

As climate volatility increases and infrastructure ages, climate-smart water systems are no longer optional – they are essential. Read More at ESI Africa

Study findings show that challenges such as low storage density, high costs and inadequate infrastructure persist despite progress in high-pressure storage and cryogenic liquefaction Read More at ESI Africa

AI-driven solutions present opportunities for the energy transition, but it’s essential they are suited to African countries Read More at ESI Africa

By Samuel S Bunnya, AFUR Projects Coordinator, and Bhoomika Tiwari, GET.transform Advisor Read More at ESI Africa

The ministers also called for broader ratification of the SADC Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (SACREEE) Intergovernmental Agreement Read More at ESI Africa

A joint team will work with local companies to test scalable models for enhancing access to refrigeration in underserved areas Read More at ESI Africa

The rapid growth in the adoption of EVs across Africa naturally means that electricity demand will rise, says Anazi Zote-Piper Read More at ESI Africa

GAIA and groundWork unite to build a new generation of waste warriors across the continent Read More at ESI Africa

Africa’s energy infrastructure projects have long demonstrated large variations in financing conditions due to country-specific risks and market dynamics Read More at ESI Africa

AI’s role in predictive analytics for energy savings helps Smart Cities manage resources more efficiently, say experts Read More at ESI Africa

The unit had been out of service since 8 August 2021 after sustaining significant damage from the explosion of its generator stator Read More at ESI Africa

The ZLINK factory signals a promising new chapter in public service innovation and sustainable development for South Africa Read More at ESI Africa

The milestone follows the completion of the 150MW expansion at the wind farm in the North African country, four months ahead of the initial schedule Read More at ESI Africa

Written by Lesley Green Professor of Earth Politics and Director: Environmental Humanities South, University of Cape Town, Cecilia Yejide Ojemaye Researcher, University of Cape Town,Jo Barnes Senior Lecturer Emeritus, Stellenbosch University, Leslie Petrik Professor / Leader of the Environmental and Nanoscience Research Group, University of the Western Cape, Nikiwe Solomon Senior Lecturer, University of Cape …

The goal is to optimise energy production, enhance efficiency, and reduce reliance on the electricity grid Read More at ESI Africa

This marks the first time a neighbouring country is using the grid in Kenya to evacuate power from a third country Read More at ESI Africa

Digital innovation is key to protecting lives, land and livelihoods Read More at ESI Africa

With its ability to decarbonise everything, from transport to heavy industry, hydrogen is gaining attention Read More at ESI Africa

A shift toward clean and resilient energy solutions is central to building a stable, inclusive, and investment-ready economy Read More at ESI Africa

In carbon markets, trust plays a key role Read More at ESI Africa

While municipalities aim to increase revenue collection, they must also maintain customer satisfaction by refining their business model and integrating technology into their systems. This was stated by Lomile Modiselle, Director of Energy & Electricity Technical at the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa. “Because right now, when you look at most of the …

The Procurement Analyst will work with Procurement Team Leaders for 3 Africa South CMUs Read More at ESI Africa

Green hydrogen is increasingly championed as the clean fuel of the future; a decarbonisation tool to leapfrog Africa into a prosperous, low-carbon economy. Governments from Namibia to Egypt have announced ambitious hydrogen roadmaps and partnerships with European and Gulf nations. However, while the environmental benefits are clear, the actual gains for Africa’s GDPs are far …