
Category: Alternative & Renewable Energy

U.S. department hosts US-Nigeria strategic energy dialogue
The dialogue will also include a public-private discussion hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to deepen private sector partnerships and investments between the U.S. and Nigeria.

Wärtsilä signs Decarbonisation Agreement for Madagascan power plant
The reliability and efficiency of the power plant are critical to our operations, and we are therefore excited to extend this agreement.

US moves against plastic producers, boosting hopes for ambitious treaty
The shift sparked accusations of betrayal from the plastics industry and celebrations from environmental campaigners and a Pacific negotiator

Facebook’s parent company Meta to buy green energy from Germany’s RWE
The solar parks are expected to be commissioned for the end of 2025.

The gist of the UN and AfDB report on sustainable development in Africa
Despite a 2% increase in official development assistance (ODA) for Africa in 2023, climate financing needs have remained at the same level

Battery Metals Forum returns to Kinshasa in September as demand for key minerals and metals remains high
The DRC is the world’s leading producer of cobalt, accounting for over 60% of global supply, and the country is also an important copper supplier

ManoCap Energy secures $20 million Debt Funding from Mirova Gigaton Fund for West Africa renewable energy projects
The investment will support the development of renewable energy solutions across West and sub-Saharan Africa.

Candi Solar secures $38m for Clean Energy Projects in Africa, Asia
We expect electricity prices to rise, creating an opportunity for us to offer solar as a solution and accelerate the use of clean, more sustainable energy one rooftop at a time

Germany to invest billions in 23 green hydrogen projects
According to the ministry, the total investment will thus represent €7.9 billion by 2030.

Aquila Clean Energy places order for turbines with Germany’s Nordex
The order also includes the premium service package for the turbines over a period of 20 years.