
Private Investments Drive Africa’s Power Sector Growth
The private sector is spearheading some of Africa’s largest power projects, having invested close to $150 billion in the recent decade.
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The private sector is spearheading some of Africa’s largest power projects, having invested close to $150 billion in the recent decade.
As Africa cements its role in global supply chains, strategic partnerships with the U.S., EU, China and more are driving investment in the continent’s mining sector, shaping the future of critical minerals and energy security.
The country plans to officially open a Request for Proposals in August 2025.
The Republic of Congo is driving growth in its oil and gas sectors through regulatory reforms, a gas monetization plan and an upcoming licensing round.
Congo is modernizing its power infrastructure through its gas monetization strategy and renewable energy development to address electricity shortages.
The upcoming African Mining Week will spotlight growing opportunities and investment potential within Tanzania’s expanding mining industry.
The 150 MW solar project will help over 100 businesses in Ghana’s Tema and Dawa industrial zones to lower energy costs and reduce emissions.
A dialogue session at the inaugural Congo Energy & Investment Forum – set for March 24-26 in Brazzaville – will explore policies, trends and opportunities in Congo’s hydrocarbons sector.
The Republic of Congo is advancing economic diversification through initiatives in a number of industrial sectors, driving socioeconomic development and attracting international investment.
Bluewater’s proposed sale of Apex International Energy highlights the role of private equity in shaping Africa’s energy future ahead of the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris, which aims to mobilize private capital for the continent’s oil and gas sector.