Nairobi-based Serengeti Energy introduces a new programme to provide support to developers of hydro, solar and wind projects with a capacity between 5-50MW as part of an initiative to accelerate the development of more bankable small-medium scale power plants in sub-Saharan Africa.
Over the next two years, EnergyNet will be providing a number of insights that will focus on how industry will assist in growing the economies of African nations and the investment opportunities available. The first of which is titled "Chain Effect:...
Powering Africa in 2022 and beyond: how technology, innovation and uncertainty will characterise energy development in the continent through the coming decade and beyond.
