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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Central African Republic Inaugurates 50 MW Sakaï Solar-Storage Plant

Central African Republic Inaugurates 50 MW Solar Plant with Battery Storage to Boost Electricity Supply The Central African Republic (CAR) has inaugurated a 50 MW solar photovoltaic plant with 15 MWh of battery storage at Sakaï, southwest of the capital Bangui, marking a major step in the country’s efforts to expand electricity generation and improve grid reliability. Developed by UAE-based Global South Utilities (GSU), the facility features more than 80,000 solar panels and 156 inverters.

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Zambia Approves $971.5 Million in Energy Investments as Power Shortage Persists

Zambia Approves $971.5 Million in Energy Projects Amid Power Deficit Zambia’s Energy Regulation Board (ERB) has approved energy-sector investments worth approximately ZMW18.4 billion ($971.5 million), covering electricity, renewable energy and downstream petroleum activities. The approvals include 23 licences, 20 construction permits and additional licence inclusions, marking a significant expansion of investment activity across Zambia’s energy sector. The authorised projects cover renewable energy equipment manufacturing and supply, petroleum transportation and distribution, lubricant imports and blending, as

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Uganda Energises 24 MWp Ituka Solar Project in West Nile

Uganda Energises 24 MWp Ituka Solar Plant as West Nile Gains New Grid Power Uganda has taken a major step towards expanding renewable electricity supply in the West Nile region after the 24 MWp Ituka Solar PV project was energised and began feeding initial power into the national grid. Developed by AMEA Power through its subsidiary Ituka West Nile Uganda Limited, the project is located in Madi Okollo District and is expected to become the

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Angola Bets on Renewables as PRODEL Accelerates the Country’s Energy Transition

Angola’s Renewable Power Push: PRODEL Targets Cleaner and More Reliable Energy Supply Angola is accelerating its shift towards renewable energy, with the state-owned Public Electricity Production Company (PRODEL) highlighting the growing role of clean power in the country’s electricity mix. PRODEL President Pedro Afonso said renewable sources currently account for around 91% of energy consumed across Angola, placing the country among the African nations with the highest proportion of clean energy in domestic consumption. The

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Sun King Plans US$50 Million Investment to Expand Solar Access in Madagascar

Sun King to Invest US$50 Million in Madagascar Off-Grid Solar Expansion Off-grid solar company Sun King plans to invest up to US$50 million in Madagascar over the next five years, targeting the expansion of affordable electricity access to underserved households across the country. The investment is expected to support the rollout of solar home systems and help deliver 1.5 million new electricity connections by 2030, strengthening access to reliable power in communities beyond the reach

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Zambia Expands Renewable Energy Capacity with 100MW Chisamba II Solar Plant

Zambia Doubles Chisamba Solar Capacity to 200MW to Support Mining and Energy Security Zambia has commissioned the 100MW Chisamba II Solar Power Plant, doubling the capacity of the Chisamba Solar Complex to 200MW as the country strengthens its renewable energy capacity and improves electricity security. Developed by power utility ZESCO, the project was financed through a US$71.5 million loan from Stanbic Bank Zambia and supported by a 13-year power purchase agreement with regional energy trader

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Grid Gap in Focus as Southern African Utility Leaders Join AEW Power Africa Today

Senior executives from some of Southern Africa’s top power utilities and grid operators are confirmed to speak at the Power Africa Today conference during African Energy Week (AEW) 2026 in Cape Town from October 12-16. Their participation reflects the growing focus on transmission infrastructure, grid modernization and regional power market integration as the continent works to match generation growth with the networks needed to deliver it. South Africa’s Eskom has stabilized its generation fleet after

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TotalEnergies Plans 7.1 MW Solar Plant to Support Mozambique LNG Project

otalEnergies Launches Tender for 7.1 MW Solar Facility at Mozambique LNG Site in Cabo Delgado TotalEnergies plans to develop a 7.1 MW photovoltaic solar plant at its Mozambique LNG project in Cabo Delgado as part of efforts to support energy needs at the liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility. The company has issued a request for expressions of interest (EOI) for engineering, procurement and construction services for the solar project, which will be located at Afungi

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Egypt Awards $560 Million Contract for Major Solar and Battery Storage Project

Egypt Awards $560 Million EPC Contract for 1GW Solar Project with Battery Storage Egypt has awarded a $560 million engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for the West Minya Solar Power Project, one of the country’s largest renewable energy developments. The contract was awarded to Hassan Allam Construction and Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy through their 50:50 joint venture. The project, located in Minya Governorate, will combine 1,000 megawatts (MW) of solar photovoltaic capacity with

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