
Zambia to Approve Solar Projects Within 48 Hours
Zambia has cut solar project approval times in a bid to fast-track renewable energy investment and add 1,000 MW of solar capacity by 2025.
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Zambia has cut solar project approval times in a bid to fast-track renewable energy investment and add 1,000 MW of solar capacity by 2025.
The power plant, located in the Ignié SEZ, will help Congo diversify its energy sources and promote sustainable industrial growth.
The expansion of the Fekola Solar plant has increased solar capacity by 22 MW and added 12.7 MWh of battery storage, enhancing the sustainability of operations at the Fekola mine.
Speaking to Energy Capital & Power, the Renewable Energy Authority of Libya’s Chairman shared insight into the progress of the Sadada solar project.
Etana Energy has secured financial close for its 75 MW Du Plessis Dam PV2 solar project in South Africa, marking a major milestone in its renewable energy portfolio.
The partnership aims to boost Nigeria’s renewable energy capacity, featuring the first African solar modular assembly plant with a recycling line, as part of the country’s broader initiative to connect 17 million electricity consumers.
A 2024 annual report on power generation shows increased coal energy availability and private sector solar PV generation have eased power struggles in South Africa.
A diversified energy strategy in Congo has positioned the country as one of Africa’s premier investment destinations for the oil, gas and renewable energy sectors.
With a capacity of 50 MW, the project will provide power to 358,000 households across the country.
In an exclusive interview with ECP, Tinda Energy CEO Yannick Jutta shared insights on the 65 MW Ignié renewable energy project and its anticipated impact on the Republic of Congo’s energy sector and industrial growth.