African energy investors fear Covid-19 fallout

Over 50% of African energy market participants polled by African Business Magazine say that Covid-19 will have an impact on their investment strategy in 2020/2021, but participants remain bullish about the prospects for renewable energy and continue to see the continent as an attractive opportunity.

Sustainability and Efficiency: the ultimate goal

Interview with Hans Olav Kvalvaag, SVP of New Ventures, Scatec Solar

Africa Energy Yearbook Barometer

Results from the EnergyNet Yearbook's 2020 industry survey. The survey questioned 176 key sector stakeholders, including Government officials, project developers, investors, legal and regulatory experts on which direction they believe energy development on...

Windlab Continues to Progress Projects with Strong Partnership...

International wind energy development company Windlab poised to rapidly remobilise work across entire region, fast...

Rebuilding the economy: the role of PPPs

Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) are an immediate and accessible solution for economic reform and job creation in South...

Sustainability and Climate Finance today

How does Sustainability and Climate Finance look today for green energy champions Camco? Geoff Sinclair, Managing Director...

Two new power plant EPC contracts in LATAM for Wärtsilä

The power monufacturer has been awarded two power plant EPC contracts in Latin America, total over 400 MW, followed by O&...

FDI in Mozambique - The Right Place at the Right Time

Fabio Scala is the managing director of Further Markets, a consultancy firm specialising in Southern Africa. Over the last...

From junk yard windmills, to offshore wind in emerging markets

A profile of IFC Industry Specialist, Sean Whittaker

Energy Shortage and Women in Agricultural Africa

The impact of energy shortage in Africa is the hardest on African women in agricultural areas. C.D. Glin, from the U.S. African Development...

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