Tanzania to Invest KSh204 Billion in Expansion of Shinyanga Solar Power Project

Tanzania Commits KSh204 Billion to Double Capacity of Shinyanga Solar Project to 200 MW The Tanzanian government is set to invest approximately KSh204 billion in the second phase of the Shinyanga solar power project, a major initiative aimed at strengthening the country’s electricity supply and supporting economic growth. The expansion project will add a further 100 MW of solar generation capacity, doubling the facility’s output and reinforcing Tanzania’s efforts to diversify its energy mix through

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Mailo Solar Expansion Set to Boost Zambia’s Renewable Energy Capacity

Second Phase of Mailo Solar Project Strengthens Zambia’s Clean Energy Ambitions Zambia’s renewable energy sector is set for a major boost as development advances on the second phase of the Mailo Solar Project, a key initiative aimed at increasing clean power generation and enhancing national energy security. The expansion builds on the success of the project’s initial phase and reflects growing investment in utility-scale solar infrastructure as the country seeks to diversify its electricity mix

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Zambia Launches Solar Financing Initiative Targeting 120,000 Households

World Bank-Backed Solar Financing Programme Aims to Expand Energy Access to 120,000 Zambian Homes Zambia has launched a new results-based financing initiative designed to accelerate access to clean energy, with a target of delivering solar home systems to 120,000 households across the country. The facility, established by the Rural Electrification Authority (REA) under the World Bank-supported ASCENT Zambia programme, is intended to encourage private-sector investment in off-grid energy solutions while expanding electricity access to underserved

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Egypt Secures Initial Financing for Scatec’s $650 Million Solar Power Project

Egypt Advances Renewable Energy Ambitions with Preliminary Financing for $650 Million Scatec Solar Project Egypt has secured preliminary financing arrangements for a major $650 million solar energy project being developed by Scatec, marking another significant step in the country’s drive to expand renewable energy capacity and strengthen its position as a regional clean energy leader. The project is expected to play a key role in supporting Egypt’s energy transition strategy, which focuses on increasing the

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Algeria Launches Tender for Two Wind Farms with 200 MW Combined Capacity

Algeria Tenders Two 200 MW Wind Projects in Laghouat and Djelfa Algeria has launched a tender for two wind farms with a combined capacity of 200 megawatts (MW), advancing its efforts to diversify electricity generation and expand renewable energy production. State-owned electricity and gas utility Sonelgaz, through Sonelgaz Renewable Energy, issued the national and international tender on 30 September 2026. The projects will comprise two 100 MW wind farms, one in Tilghemt in Laghouat Province

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Côte d’Ivoire Secures €55.5 Million for 50 MW Solar Power Plant

Côte d’Ivoire Secures €55.5 Million Financing for 50 MW Kong Solar Project Côte d’Ivoire has secured €55.5 million in financing from Dutch development bank FMO for the construction of a 50-megawatt-peak (MWp) solar power plant near Kong in the country’s northern region. The financing will support the development of the Kong solar project, led by Kong Solaire SAS, a project company backed by Africa Via, AXIAN Group and the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG) through

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Zambia Adds 100 MW Maamba Solar Project to National Grid

Zambia’s US$90 Million Maamba Solar Project Begins Power Injection to Strengthen Energy Security Zambia has begun receiving electricity from the 100-megawatt (MW) Maamba Solar photovoltaic (PV) project in Sinazongwe District, Southern Province, as the country steps up efforts to diversify its energy mix and strengthen power supply. The project, developed by Maamba Solar Energy Limited (MSEL), injected electricity into the national grid for the first time on September 24, 2026, marking the start of its

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KBR Expands Energy Ambitions in Libya as US Firm Explores Renewable Power Opportunities

US Engineering Firm KBR Expands Libya Operations Across Oil, Gas and Renewable Energy US engineering company KBR is expanding its presence in Libya, exploring opportunities in renewable energy while continuing to pursue oil, gas and refining projects in the North African country. The company has held discussions with Libya’s Renewable Energy Authority on potential clean energy contracts as the country seeks to modernise its energy infrastructure and develop renewable power projects. The talks form part

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Kamoa-Kakula Cuts Diesel Consumption by 40% with Solar Power

Ivanhoe Mines’ Kamoa-Kakula Copper Complex Reduces Diesel Use as 60 MW Solar-Battery System Reaches Full Capacity Kamoa-Kakula, the copper mining complex in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), has reduced diesel consumption by its on-site generators by 40% following the commissioning of new solar power and battery storage facilities. According to third-quarter results released by Ivanhoe Mines on 8 October 2026, diesel consumption fell by 40% in September compared with July as the solar

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Kamoa-Kakula Switches On 233MW Solar-Battery System for 24/7 Power

DRC’s Kamoa-Kakula Begins 24/7 Solar Power From 233MW Renewable Energy System The Kamoa-Kakula Copper Complex in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has begun receiving round-the-clock electricity from a 233 MWp solar farm and 526 MWh battery storage system, strengthening power security at one of Africa’s largest copper operations. The facility reached commercial operation on 12 August 2026 and is designed to provide at least 30MW of continuous electricity, including during periods when the solar

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