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Across Southern Africa an energy renaissance is driving new conversations about regional power trading and the evolution of energy markets to support more resilient electricity systems Read More at ESI Africa

The review process has started for the 2026/2027 African Power & Energy Elites: Projects and People magazine. Here are the first nominees Read More at ESI Africa

The continent stands at a defining moment in its economic development journey Read More at ESI Africa

The solar company also landed a 300MW solar-storage deal with SOLA Read More at ESI Africa

People often judge electricity and water utilities by whether the lights stay on and water keeps flowing Read More at ESI Africa

A standout initiative is strengthening water and sanitation infrastructure in one of SADC’s most strategic trade corridors, where Zambia, Botswana, Namibia and Zimbabwe converge Read More at ESI Africa

A mobile first, learning platform around the idea of meeting current human needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs Read More at ESI Africa

Under the Energy Ministry’s Power System Master Plan 2020–2044, the country wants to raise its installed capacity to more than 10,000MW through new hydropower, gas, coal and renewable plants Read More at ESI Africa

Localised energy storage solutions Read More at ESI Africa

Situated next to a thermal power plant, a new solar farm represents a hybridisation of the energy mix as a way to reinforce the tiny island state’s electricity grid Read More at ESI Africa

South Africa knows what’s wrong with infrastructure delivery. The question, says Gavin Taylor, is whether leaders have the courage to change. Read More at ESI Africa

Water-efficient sanitation solutions may be a new term for some, but Maskam Water has been working at it for more than a decade Read More at ESI Africa

Modular platforms, prepaid technologies and microgrid solutions are supporting the future of utility management and service delivery Read More at ESI Africa

Targeting hard-to-abate industries, where the need for credible, cost-competitive clean energy is most urgent, means building out transmission infrastructure, generation sources and the best financial structures Read More at ESI Africa

by Des Muller Read More at ESI Africa

Projections to 2050 indicate that, in a high-case scenario, Africa’s nuclear energy capacity could increase more than tenfold, requiring investment exceeding $100 billion Read More at ESI Africa

Distribution networks are responsible for the majority of customer interruptions in power systems globally, making them a critical focus area for grid modernisation Read More at ESI Africa

Where available, geothermal heat has been used for more than a century but now innovation is transforming it from a niche energy resource into potentially a mainstream powerhouse Read More at ESI Africa

Necsa’s research nuclear reactor has been operational since 1965 Read More at ESI Africa

The launch of Eskom’s newest division marks a significant milestone in its evolution from vertically integrated utility to unbundled energy company Read More at ESI Africa

Despite climate challenges, the hydropower sector is gaining strength Read More at ESI Africa

by Chris Meyer Read More at ESI Africa

Customers want more than just equipment supply Read More at ESI Africa

When developing policies that govern water management, regulators and institutions need to take their cue from the molecule and create flexible, adaptable rules and regulations that account for how water moves, for whom, and why Read More at ESI Africa