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Why Exergy Chose Nairobi for Its East African Expansion
Clean energy

Why Exergy Chose Nairobi for Its East African Expansion

Africa Digest News September 22, 2026September 22, 2026
Exergy International has chosen Nairobi as the base for its expansion across East Africa, setting…
What NJ Ayuk Is Trying to Build at Africa Energy Week 2026
Featured

What NJ Ayuk Is Trying to Build at Africa Energy Week 2026

Africa Digest News September 22, 2026September 22, 2026
Africa Energy Week 2026 is being positioned as more than another conference where governments, energy…
Why a 3,000 MW Power Plant Could Unlock South Africa’s LNG Infrastructure
Renewable energy

Why a 3,000 MW Power Plant Could Unlock South Africa’s LNG Infrastructure

Africa Digest News September 22, 2026
South Africa’s proposed 3,000 MW gas-to-power plant at Richards Bay could do more than add…
Morocco Is Selling Solar Power Below $0.03. How Is That Possible
Solar Energy

Morocco Is Selling Solar Power Below $0.03. How Is That Possible

Africa Digest News September 14, 2026
Morocco is getting utility-scale solar tariffs below US$0.03 per kWh, a price that puts its…
Why Rwanda’s Solar Companies Are Running Into a Collateral Wall
Solar Energy

Why Rwanda’s Solar Companies Are Running Into a Collateral Wall

Africa Digest News September 14, 2026
Rwanda wants more private investment in renewable energy, but some of the companies expected to…
How One South African University Is Taking Control of Its Power Supply
Electricity and Power

How One South African University Is Taking Control of Its Power Supply

Africa Digest News September 14, 2026
Nelson Mandela University wants to get about 80% of its electricity from renewable energy by…
Building East Africa’s energy skills pipeline requires firm commitment
Featured

Building East Africa’s energy skills pipeline requires firm commitment

Africa Digest News September 14, 2026
By Ifeanyi Odoh, Country President, Schneider Electric East Africa In a time when the global…
Why Is Abu Dhabi Buying Africa’s Power Companies?
Electricity and Power

Why Is Abu Dhabi Buying Africa’s Power Companies?

Africa Digest News September 8, 2026
Abu Dhabi is making a bigger bet on Africa’s electricity shortage. ePointZero, the energy platform…
Why Is the Data Centre Boom Moving to Emerging Markets?
Editor's Picks

Why Is the Data Centre Boom Moving to Emerging Markets?

Africa Digest News September 8, 2026
The next big wave of data-centre construction may not happen in the world’s traditional technology…
Africa Has the Oil and Gas. So Why Is It Still Energy Poor?
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Africa Has the Oil and Gas. So Why Is It Still Energy Poor?

Africa Digest News September 8, 2026
Africa is sitting on roughly 125 billion barrels of proven crude oil reserves and around…

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