AGG and BURN sign a $10 million project finance agreement to fund clean cooking to households in Africa
The stoves have consistently been proven to provide substantial health, financial, and climate action benefits.
The stoves have consistently been proven to provide substantial health, financial, and climate action benefits.
To meet the projected 1.3 GW of electricity peak demand increase by 2032, Mozambique must build significant new power capacity.
Pathways for Africa’s Energy Future,’ a report from the technology group Wärtsilä, provides power system modelling of three African countries, Nigeria, South Africa and Mozambique. It finds that they can leapfrog some developed nations by not embedding inflexible fossil fuel-based systems.
With its massive gas reserves and billions of dollars of investment flowing in to monetize them, Mozambique has a unique opportunity to deploy a flexible power strategy that will bring major benefits across both its domestic and regional electricity markets.