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Minigrids hold promise for Africa
2nd March 2021 By: Tasneem Bulbulia

Minigrids have the potential to accelerate energy access in Africa and costs are starting to come down, while reliability and financing are improving; however, further improvements are needed in... 


Institutions share their energy investment perspective in Africa
1st March 2021 By: Marleny Arnoldi

In an Africa Energy Indaba panel moderated by Standard Bank renewable energy head Rentia van Tonder, on March 1, she pointed out that a lack of financing remains a major prohibitor for power... 


Irena director-general Francesco La Camera
Africa urged to unlock private finance to raise yearly renewables investment to $105bn
1st March 2021 By: Terence Creamer

The International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena) is urging African policymakers to use their limited public resources strategically, and alongside policy and regulatory instruments, to unlock the... 


De Ruyter urges greater industrial policy integration with renewables roll-out
De Ruyter urges greater industrial policy integration with renewables roll-out
1st March 2021 By: Terence Creamer

South Africa would be foregoing an “extraordinary opportunity” should it fail to develop local manufacturing capacity around its large-scale and multidecade deployment of renewable energy, Eskom... 


Africa’s Energy Sector – Significant Investment Opportunity for Financiers
25th February 2021

Notwithstanding Africa’s plenteous energy resources, energy poverty is prevalent across the continent with approximately 600 million people without access to electricity. This not only delays... 


RESILIENT INDUSTRY
The renewables sector is proving its resilience in the midst of a crisis
Rising demand underpins renewables’ importance
19th February 2021

As demand rises for more accessible renewable energy, the Africa Energy Indaba conference discussions are set to underscore various new avenues for innovative financing to steer Africa’s... 


SHAKING UP THE INDUSTRY 
Energy storage technologies are viewed as a potential game-changer for widespread adoption of renewable energy generation throughout Africa
Storage high on the agenda for emerging economies
19th February 2021

Energy storage coupled with renewable energy ensures less intermittent supply of power, thereby solving balancing and system reliability issues, the Africa Energy Indaba stated in a January press... 


OPPORTUNITIES GALORE 
There is no doubt that Africa remains open for exploration by oil and gas companies
Unpacking opportunities in Africa’s gas sector
19th February 2021

Africa’s oil and gas potential will grow significantly over the next two decades, driven by population growth, urbanisation and the emergence of a wealthier middle class in Africa, according to the... 


Acclaimed Energy Dignitaries to Exchange Opinions at Upcoming Africa Energy Indaba
18th February 2021 By: Creamer Media Reporter

This year’s Africa Energy Indaba is set to introduce attendees to some of the most influential figures the energy sector has seen. Such acclaimed energy experts will assemble at this prestigious... 


Key issues to be addressed at 13th annual Africa Energy Indaba
16th February 2021

The Africa Energy Indaba conference is the definitive energy event for the continent delivering an annual programme that influences energy policy for Africa. Pivotal issues that impact the African... 


Impact of African Continental Free Trade Area agreement (AfCFTA) on Africa’s energy sector
9th February 2021

The African Continental Free Trade Area agreement (AfCFTA) will constitute the world’s largest free trade area, consolidating an integrated market of 1.3 billion consumers with a combined gross... 


Africa’s Energy Sector Steering Towards Renewables
8th February 2021 By: Creamer Media Reporter

There has been a steady transition from traditional to renewable sources of power in recent years. This is ascribable to an increased recognition of not only the environmental benefits, but the... 


Impact of mini- and off-grid power projects in Africa
4th February 2021

Renewable and self-sustaining mini- and off-grid solutions serve as alternatives to traditional grid connections to achieve energy-access goals for remote communities.  These revolutionary... 


Growing solar in Africa
26th January 2021

The 13th annual Africa Energy Indaba will assemble representatives from development banks, investment funds, solar developers, IPPs, EPCs and other solar stakeholders to engage in comprehensive... 


Energy storage – high on the agenda for emerging economies
20th January 2021

Energy storage is the capture of energy produced at one time for use at a later time to reduce imbalances between energy demand and energy production. Energy storage projects are now under... 


Energy Storage – High on the agenda for Emerging Economies
19th January 2021 By: Creamer Media Reporter

Energy storage is the capture of energy produced at one time for use at a later time to reduce imbalances between energy demand and energy production. Energy storage projects are now under... 


Impact of Digitalisation on Africa’s Energy Sector in a Post COVID World
4th August 2020 By: Creamer Media Reporter

COVID-19’s negative repercussions on Africa’s economies have highlighted the importance of achieving energy security to be capable of enduring pandemics and realising a post-crisis economic... 


Impact of Digitalisation on Africa’s Energy Sector in a Post COVID World
4th August 2020

COVID-19’s negative repercussions on Africa’s economies have highlighted the importance of achieving energy security to be capable of enduring pandemics and realising a post-crisis economic... 


Future electricity system will have to be ‘conducted in an orchestra’
20th March 2020 By: Kim Cloete

Companies and governments have been urged to embrace disruptive technology, as it can contribute to decarbonising energy and make it cleaner, greener and more accessible. Executives and experts... 


Koeberg power station
Lesedi keen to retain nuclear skills built up over years in SA
20th March 2020 By: Kim Cloete

South African engineering, procurement, construction and maintenance company Lesedi is keen to use its nuclear expertise and skills in South Africa and other African countries and is also looking... 


IRP to be reviewed frequently, says DMRE
IRP to be reviewed frequently, says DMRE
13th March 2020 By: Kim Cloete

The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) says it has started with its work to implement the Integrated Resources Plan (IRP) 2019 from a policy and regulatory point of view. A Section... 


eSwatini long-term energy master plan unpacked
eSwatini long-term energy master plan unpacked
13th March 2020 By: Kim Cloete

The Kingdom of eSwatini, previously called Swaziland, is confident it is on the right track by developing its renewable energy sector to help reduce its reliance on its neighbours for power.... 


Africa Energy Indaba 2020 Once Again a Resounding Success
10th March 2020

AEI conference proved to be premier event to shape future direction of industrial and economic development of energy sector across Africa The much-anticipated Africa Energy Indaba 2020, held in... 


Rosatom highlights nuclear shift at Africa Energy Indaba
Rosatom highlights nuclear shift at Africa Energy Indaba
9th March 2020

Russian state atomic energy corporation Rosatom presented a new type of small modular reactor (SMR), at the Africa Energy Indaba Forum. During the conference, which took place in Cape Town on the... 


Companies urged to embrace disruptive technology
5th March 2020 By: Kim Cloete

Companies and governments have been urged to embrace disruptive technology, as it can contribute to decarbonising energy and make it cleaner, greener and more accessible. Executives and experts... 


Koeberg power station
Lesedi keen to retain nuclear skills built up over years in South Africa
5th March 2020 By: Kim Cloete

South African engineering, procurement, construction and maintenance company Lesedi is keen to use its nuclear expertise and skills in South Africa and other African countries and is also looking... 


Africa urged to ramp up its energy investment
Africa urged to ramp up its energy investment
4th March 2020 By: Kim Cloete

Getting more energy to more people in Africa is imperative, particularly as the continent's population is set to soar over the next few decades, the Africa Energy Indaba has heard. “This is an... 


Solar PV brings hope for eSwatini
Solar PV brings hope for eSwatini
4th March 2020 By: Kim Cloete

The Kingdom of eSwatini, previously called Swaziland, is confident it is on the right track by developing its renewable energy sector to help reduce its reliance on its neighbours for power.... 


IRP to be reviewed frequently, says DMRE
IRP to be reviewed frequently, says DMRE
3rd March 2020 By: Kim Cloete

The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) says it has started with its work to implement the Integrated Resources Plan (IRP) 2019 from a policy and regulatory point of view. A Section... 


Reinventing steam power technology for a low-carbon future
3rd March 2020 By: Creamer Media Reporter

As prevalent debates concerning the implementation of carbon neutral sources continue to make headlines, also increasingly rife, is the energy industry’s endeavour to explore a broader array of... 


Central Energy Fund Partners with Africa Energy Indaba
2nd March 2020

This unrivalled collaboration is set to empower sectoral stakeholders with prevalent and cutting-edge industry content and insights, ultimately leading the way for a more progressive, prosperous... 


Central Energy Fund Partners with Africa Energy Indaba
28th February 2020

This unrivalled collaboration is set to empower sectoral stakeholders with prevalent and cutting-edge industry content and insights, ultimately leading the way for a more progressive, prosperous... 


12th Africa Energy Indaba Conference
12th Africa Energy Indaba Conference
27th February 2020

Attend the Africa Energy Indaba Conference, where energy and business leaders will debate the key topics in the energy sector. The 12th Africa Energy Indaba Conference, taking place on 3 – 4 March... 


World Energy Council Partnering with Africa Energy Indaba
26th February 2020

The upcoming Africa Energy Indaba is proud to announce its continued strategic partnership with the World Energy Council.  Dr Angela Wilkinson, Secretary General & CEO, World Energy Council stated:... 


Innovative Financing Solutions in an Ever-Changing Energy Landscape
17th February 2020

The world is rapidly moving towards sustainable sources of energy and renewable energy is at the forefront of this evolution. The demand for renewable energy technologies has skyrocketed globally.... 


Africa Energy Indaba 2020 Reinstates MarketPlace Matchmaking Programme to Connect Energy Stakeholders
10th February 2020

The Africa Energy Indaba has established itself as Africa's leading and most promising energy event. Founded in 2009, the event has experienced a progressive evolution in presenting pivotal... 


Investment Opportunities Arise as SA’s Energy Minister looks at Producing Power Outside of Eskom
7th February 2020

The Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Gwede Mantashe revealed on Tuesday that government is looking forward to creating a new entity with the ability to generate power independently from... 


Growing Solar in Africa
4th February 2020

Africa’s move towards solar energy is rapidly underway. Many African nations have employed solar energy as a solution to tackling climate change, keeping abreast of their development and ensuring... 


Growing Solar in Africa
4th February 2020

Africa’s move towards solar energy is rapidly underway. Many African nations have employed solar energy as a solution to tackling climate change, keeping abreast of their development and ensuring... 


LIZ HART The Africa Energy Indaba 2020 will shed light on what is required of municipalities
Indaba to shape Africa energy policies
31st January 2020 By: Mc'Kyla Nortje

The Africa Energy Indaba conference provides a yearly programme that shapes energy policies for the continent. The conference will take place this year from March 3 to 4 at the Sandton Convention... 


Africa’s Mini-Grid Agenda
30th January 2020

Improving energy access for the population of Africa is critical to achieving the region’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Energy access is a pivotal catalyst for economic development,... 


The African Renewable Energy Revolution
28th January 2020

Africa’s abundant clean energy resources, coupled with new investments in renewable energy technologies, have spearheaded Africa into a clean energy revolution. As reported by the International... 


Discussions to be Held at the AEI 2020
20th January 2020

Prevalent topics with particular reference to Africa’s energy sphere, are set to form the core of discussions at the 12th Africa Energy Indaba. Interactive dialogues and key outcomes emanating from... 


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