Category: Energy

IEA Calls on Mozambique to Fast-Track Clean Cooking and Electrification Efforts The International Energy Agency (IEA) has urged Mozambique to accelerate access to clean energy for cooking and to advance national electrification efforts to improve living standards across the country. The recommendations were presented on Monday during the Energy and Climate Week of the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP), taking place in Maputo until Friday. In its analysis of Mozambique’s energy policy, the IEA

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Namibia Leads Africa’s Green Hydrogen Revolution with First Iron Plant, Refuelling Hub, and Hydrogen Village Namibia’s much-publicised green hydrogen strategy is no longer just a bold vision—it is already delivering tangible results through operational pilot projects that are attracting global attention. In only a few years, the country has launched Africa’s first green direct-reduced iron plant, is building its first commercial hydrogen refuelling station, and has rolled out an innovative hydrogen village to power agriculture

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Kenya Greenlights 80.3 MW Olkaria VII Geothermal Power Plant to Expand National Grid by 2027 The Kenyan government has approved the construction of the Olkaria VII geothermal power plant, led by state-owned electricity producer KenGen. The project is expected to add 80.3 MW of clean energy to Kenya’s national grid by mid-2027. KenGen plans to utilize power from 19 geothermal production wells, with the option to drill up to seven additional wells during the plant’s

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