Category: Alternative & Renewable Energy
Deploying balancing power generation technologies could save €65 trillion by 2050, shows Wärtsilä’s global power system modelling
We need to act now to integrate the right levels and types of balancing technologies into our power systems.
Nigeria sets sights on $200bn hydrogen economy
He stressed the importance of developing a robust and diverse energy mix based on local resources to achieve the country’s energy goals.
World’s second-largest solar power plant goes online
China is the world leader in terms of the pace of solar energy development
Allianz Trade powers the future of low-carbon technologies and renewables with Surety Green2Green
By Oke Peter Allianz Trade introduces Surety Green2Green, a bold new solution aimed at accelerating the sustainable transition of the global economy. Through this product, Allianz Trade enables its clients to engage in low-carbon technologies and renewables projects through issuance of surety bonds and guarantees securing their proper completion. But the company takes it one…
Gas power plants are still cheaper than renewables
This solution allows for more efficient conversion of heat energy into electricity
Floating energy platform could change way you get power in future
This floating hybrid energy platform can power over 300 homes
ALL ON, USADF partner to expand energy access in Nigeria
This new initiative will see both organizations commit a combined $10 million over the next three years to support innovative, African-owned businesses providing sustainable energy solutions.
We spent N28bn monthly on diesel, says Airtel Nigeria
Our transition to grid and solar power will significantly reduce diesel consumption and mitigate climate change,” he said.
World Bank Group, AfDB to connect 300 million Africans with electricity access by 2030.
Mission 300 is now galvanizing development partners and building momentum in Africa and beyond.
ECOWAS targets production of 0.5 million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030
The target is for the West African region to be able to produce by 2030, 0.5 million tonnes of green hydrogen per year and by 2050, 10 million tonnes per year.