State-owned Transnet National Ports Authority plans to upgrade of the entire Strandfontein Pavilion. 

Liberia's Ministry of Works plans to rehabilitate 50 km of road that links Bong County to the Sierra Leone border.  

The retrofit aims to stabilise the waste handling capacity of the stoker-type incinerator at the project. 

The new section forms part of the six-line Riyadh Metro network.  

The project remained in the preconstruction stage as at May 2026, with detailed design, tender design and associated documentation still to be undertaken. 

The yearly tariff-setting process with the Department of Water and Sanitation continued to function as expected as at May 2026.  

The Trans-Caledon Tunnel Authority is working on the expansion.  

There has been another delay, with the South African National Agency Limited citing unforeseen construction challenges. 

The Naos-1 project is a landmark 435 MWp solar PV and 660 MWh battery energy storage project, developed entirely by SOLA Group. 

SOLA Group reached financial close and started construction on Naos-1 in February 2026.  

As at May 2026, the yearly tariff-setting process with the Department of Water and Sanitation continued to function as expected. 

Construction has been completed. 

Maldives Ministry of Finance and Planning aims to rehabilitate and climate-proof harbour infrastructure across 14 islands. 

SolarAfrica has reached financial close on R1.5-billion for SunCentral 2. 

The Quay 7 Superyacht Marina will form part of the broader V&A Waterfront precinct expansion. 

Algerian State-owned oil company SONATRACH Group is working on a project that will see the construction of six large water desalination plants. 

AMEA Power has successfully commissioned the Doornhoek solar PV plant. 

The project has entered a new delivery phase. 

Production is expected to start in the first half of 2028 

The project will significantly reduce reliance on imported fertilisers. 

The HyShift Consortium’s production of power-to-liquid fuels at Secunda will not currently meet Europe’s Renewable Fuels of Non-Biological Origin compliance criteria. 

Investment in the project continues to progress in line with strategic priorities.  

The Witberg and Umsinde Emoyeni wind farms are scheduled to enter commercial operation this year.  

The final investment decision has been postponed. 

The project is in the feasibility study phase. 

The first project under Bid Window 6 has reached commercial operation.