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IFC Partners with Nigerian Renewable Energy Firms to Expand Mini-Grids

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has joined forces with five distributed renewable energy (DRE) companies to expand mini-grid projects across Nigeria, aiming to address the country’s electricity access gap and accelerate its transition to sustainable power solutions. The agreement was formalized on Monday at the Mission 300 Africa Energy Summit in Dar es Salaam, where IFC partnered with Havenhill Synergy Ltd., Prado Power Ltd., PriVida Power Ltd., Sosai Renewable Energies Ltd., and Virtuitis Solaris Ltd.

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International Renewable Energy

Egypt to Host Africa’s Largest Wind Energy Project with €1 Billion Investment

French infrastructure fund Meridiam has joined forces with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), Hassan Allam Utilities (HAU), and Saudi-based ACWA Power to develop a €1 billion wind energy project in Egypt, poised to become Africa’s largest. Spanning two sites in the Gulf of Suez desert, the wind farm is expected to generate 1,100 MW of power upon completion in 2027. This aligns with Egypt’s renewable energy target to increase renewables to 42%

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Local News Renewable Energy

Quilemba Solar Project Set to Begin in 2025 with Key Agreements Signed

The long-awaited Quilemba Solar project is poised to begin in 2025, following a recent agreement signed between Sonangol Gas & Energias Renováveis, TotalEnergies, and GreenTech. The consortium finalized an Addendum to the Complementary Technical Parts of the Energy Acquisition Agreement (CAE) with the National Electricity Transport Network (REN), enabling construction to commence. Located in Quilemba, Lubango, in Huíla Province, the project will establish a photovoltaic solar power plant with an initial capacity of 35 megawatts

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Namibia Accelerates Renewable Energy Push with 330 MW Solar Allocation

Namibia has unveiled plans to procure and implement 330 megawatts (MW) of solar photovoltaic (PV) capacity as part of its 2024 ministerial determination, the Ministry of Mines and Energy announced. According to Minister Tom Alweendo, the new capacity will be distributed between state-owned utility NamPower and independent power producers (IPPs). This initiative marks a significant step toward Namibia’s energy independence and sustainability goals. “The 2024 ministerial determination reflects a cohesive strategy aligned with our economic

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Corporate News International Renewable Energy

Infinity Power and Pele Green Energy Secure 1.28 GW in South African Solar Projects

Infinity Power, in partnership with Pele Green Energy, has been awarded six solar projects with a combined capacity of 1.28 GW under South Africa’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP) Seventh Round. This achievement will triple Infinity Power’s current generation capacity in South Africa, supporting its ambitious goal to deploy 10 GW of renewable energy across Africa by 2030. Expanding South Africa’s Renewable Energy Landscape The six solar photovoltaic (PV) projects, with a

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International News Renewable Energy

Chad Advances Renewable Energy with €28 Million Solar Power Initiative

The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has approved €28 million in funding to develop solar power plants in Gassi and Lamadji, Chad, as part of its Desert to Power program. This initiative aims to expand energy access across Africa while supporting Chad’s transition to renewable energy. The financing includes €20 million in direct support—a combination of loans and grants from the Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa—and €8 million in financial guarantees. These guarantees are equally

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International Renewable Energy

AfDB Launches $10 Million Initiative to Boost Climate Tech in Sub-Saharan Africa

The African Development Bank (AfDB) has made a groundbreaking $10 million investment from its Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa (SEFA) into the Persistent Africa Climate Venture Builder Fund (ACV Fund). This initiative seeks to accelerate climate technology entrepreneurship across Sub-Saharan Africa, potentially unlocking up to $70 million in funding for climate-focused ventures. The ACV Fund will target early-stage businesses in key sectors, including solar energy, energy efficiency, electric mobility, agricultural technology, and the circular economy.

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Egypt Accelerates Renewable Energy Transition with Ambitious NWFE Program

Egypt is making significant strides in its renewable energy ambitions, aiming to develop 10 gigawatts of capacity by 2028 under the National Platform for the NWFE (Nexus of Water, Food, and Energy) Program. This initiative, announced during the inauguration of the Abydos 1 Solar Power Plant in Aswan, represents a pivotal effort to expand sustainable energy, reduce reliance on thermal power, and advance the goals of Egypt’s National Climate Change Strategy 2050. The Abydos 1

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Corporate News Renewable Energy

Sturdee Energy and Frans Indongo Group to Build 20 MW Solar Projects in Namibia

Sturdee Energy and the Frans Indongo Group have partnered to develop two solar power projects in Namibia, located in Mariental and Kokerboom, each with a 10 MW capacity, for a combined total of 20 MW. The initiative is backed by a USD 27.98 million investment, with RMB Namibia serving as the lead financial arranger. These projects aim to harness the region’s abundant solar potential using Tier 1 solar equipment and long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs)

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Local News Renewable Energy

Angola’s Energy Sector Set for Major Milestones in 2025

Angola is gearing up for a transformative year in 2025, marked by key developments in oil, natural gas, and renewable energy. With a strong focus on maintaining crude production above one million barrels per day (bpd) and diversifying its energy mix, the country is advancing projects in green hydrogen, solar energy, and natural gas. Angola’s next international oil and gas tender is slated for the first quarter of 2025. As part of the six-year licensing

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