Energy News Across Africa – Your Daily Power Brief
Looking for what’s happening in the continent’s power scene? You’re in the right spot. From big government deals to tiny solar kits in villages, we bring you the stories that matter most to anyone interested in African energy.
Private Sector Wins in African Power
One of the hottest topics right now is how private companies are reshaping electricity supply. Take the recent shout‑out from President Bola Tinubu to Kola Adesina, head of Sahara Power Group. The president praised Adesina’s work on boosting generation and distribution in Nigeria. It’s a clear sign that governments are counting on entrepreneurs to close the power gap.
Why does this matter to you? Private investment often means faster projects, more jobs, and innovative tech reaching remote areas. When you see headlines about a new wind farm or a solar mini‑grid, it usually starts with a private deal backed by public policy.
Renewables on the Rise
Africa’s renewable wave is gathering speed. Countries like Kenya, South Africa and Morocco are adding megawatts of wind and solar each month. The trend isn’t just about clean energy – it’s also about lower costs and energy security. If you’re curious about how a new solar plant can power thousands of homes, our stories break down the numbers in plain English.
Besides big projects, we cover community‑level initiatives that often get overlooked. From rooftop panels in Lagos to biogas units on farms in Tanzania, these small steps add up and create real change on the ground.
Our Energy category also tracks policy shifts that affect your electricity bill or business plans. When a new regulation on carbon pricing is announced, we explain what it means for investors, consumers and the environment – no jargon, just facts you can use.
Staying informed helps you make smarter choices, whether you’re an entrepreneur, a student, or just someone who wants reliable power at home. We update this page daily with fresh articles, expert interviews, and data visualizations that turn complex reports into bite‑size insights.
If you ever wondered why some regions still face frequent blackouts while others enjoy 24/7 supply, our analysis pieces dive into the root causes: aging infrastructure, funding gaps, or regulatory bottlenecks. Understanding these issues can spark ideas for solutions in your own community.
Finally, we give you a quick way to catch up on the day’s biggest energy headlines. Each morning, a short roundup lands at the top of this page, so you never miss a critical development. Bookmark us, check back often, and stay ahead of the curve in Africa’s fast‑moving power landscape.
- August
13
2024 - 5
President Tinubu Honors Kola Adesina of Sahara Power Group on Birthday for Transformative Work in Nigeria's Energy Sector
President Bola Tinubu has paid tribute to Kola Adesina, Group Managing Director of Sahara Power Group, on his birthday. Recognized for his contributions to Nigeria's energy sector, Adesina's efforts in improving electricity generation and distribution have been acknowledged. This marks the importance of private sector involvement in energy development.
Read More