Eni’s $1.5 Billion Shareholder Payout Is Being Fueled by Oil, Gas and African Production
Italian energy group Eni will distribute approximately $1.46 billion in extraordinary dividends to shareholders after…
Nigeria–Morocco Gas Pipeline: The Real Test Is Turning Regional Ambition Into Energy Access
The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) has backed the proposed Nigeria–Morocco gas pipeline…
Africa’s Local Content Rules Could Be Working Against the Energy Industry They Are Meant to Build
Africa’s local content policies are intended to build domestic capability, but overly narrow definitions of…
Africa’s Battery Storage Investment Lags as Prices Fall 45%
Africa is attracting a small share of its energy-transition investment into battery storage despite a…
Why Cross-Border Electricity Trading Remains Difficult in Southern Africa
Southern Africa has an established regional electricity market, but moving power between countries remains more…
South Africa’s Onshore Wind Market Forecast to Reach $6.4 Billion by 2031
South Africa’s onshore wind market is projected to grow from US$902.4 million in 2026 to…
Guinea’s Alumina Refinery Expansion Runs Up Against a 1,000 MW Power Supply
Guinea’s plan to expand domestic processing of its bauxite is confronting a major electricity challenge,…
Dangote Acquires $327 Million Stake in Kenya Pipeline Ahead of Lamu Refinery Development
Nigerian industrialist Aliko Dangote has acquired a 24.76% stake in Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) for…
How Development Banks Are Financing Egypt’s Largest Planned Solar Project
Development banks are combining direct lending, syndicated loans and concessional finance to support Egypt’s planned…
Europe’s Energy Transition Offers Lessons for Central Africa, but Not a Blueprint
Central African countries can draw lessons from Europe’s energy transition in regional electricity planning, grid…