Energy

Africa’s Energy Investment Summit in New York Proclaims New Drive for Continental Energy Energy

The AEInvest2025 Summit and formation of the African Energy Bank mark a pivotal push toward energy sovereignty in Africa, opening new pathways for investor participation in both hydrocarbons and clean energy.

Africa

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September 30, 2025

Energy

European Commission Unveils €545 Million Boost to Supercharge Africa’s Renewable Energy Transition

The EU’s €545 million renewables package marks a major push in backing Africa’s green energy transition and presents fertile ground for investors to engage in solar, grid modernization, storage, and cross-border electricity infrastructure.

Umeme’s Sierra Leone Bid Signals New Era for African Power Investment

Umeme’s bid to operate Sierra Leone’s grid signals a shift toward private utility investment in markets with under-leveraged electricity systems, offering early-entry opportunities in grid upgrades, metering, and renewable integration.

South Africa Battles EU Carbon Border Tax — What It Means for Investors

South Africa is contesting the EU’s impending CBAM and seeking equal carbon flexibilities like those promised to the U.S. With heavy coal reliance and export sectors vulnerable to carbon pricing, the country faces a turning point. For investors, opportunities lie in emissions-reduction technologies, carbon reporting, and low-carbon value chains—areas that will become essential in global trade.

Egypt Strengthens Oil & Gas Investment Climate with Strategic Approvals and Ambitious Trade Targets

Recent approvals and government support—like the Pharos concession consolidation and TotalEnergies’ expanded role—show Egypt is refining its oil and gas sector for serious investment. Paired with its ambition to rank among the top 50 globally in trade and investment climate, the country is sending strong signals that now is a prime time for energy, infrastructure, and associated sectors to invest in Egypt.

Burundi's Jiji Hydropower Plant Ushers in a New Era of Energy Sovereignty and Economic Revival

Burundi has inaugurated the Jiji hydroelectric power plant, a $320 million renewable energy project that strengthens its energy independence and unlocks widespread economic and investment potential.

Congo to Host CEIF 2026 Amid Accelerated Oil, Gas, and Power Sector Growth

The Republic of Congo will host CEIF 2026 in Brazzaville to showcase its ambitious energy transformation, marked by major expansions in LNG production, oil refining, gas sector reforms, and renewable power development.

Republic of the Congo

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July 3, 2025

Energy

EU and UNDP Empower Eswatini’s Small Businesses with Renewable Energy Investment

The EU and UNDP have launched a €820,000 initiative in Eswatini to support MSMEs especially women-led businesses in adopting renewable energy solutions, fostering inclusive economic growth, innovation, and sustainability.

Chad Poised for Economic Leap via Doba Oil Basin Expansion

Chad is scaling up oil production in the Doba Basin to approximately 250,000 barrels per day—potentially boosting government revenues by $80–100 million annually and creating new investment opportunities in infrastructure, services, refining, and regional energy markets.

Zambia Integrates 100 MW Solar Plant into National Grid to Shore Up Energy Supply

Zambia has commissioned a 100 MW Chisamba solar plant to reduce hydropower dependency and support the national grid, with plans to double capacity and meet growing energy demands.

Namibia Accelerates Renewable Energy Drive with Strategic Projects

Namibia is accelerating its energy transformation by combining investments in both oil and renewable energy. With strong government leadership, major projects like the Diaz Wind Project, and robust policies, Namibia is positioning itself as a future leader in sustainable energy in Africa.

Lesotho Solar Power Station: A Major Step Toward Energy Independence

Lesotho is building its first large-scale solar power station in the Maseru district. The project will be completed in two phases—30 MW and then 40 MW—with the plant set to start operating in early 2025.

New Chapter for Libya’s Energy Future as Oil Exploration Returns After Nearly Two Decades

Libya is reopening its oil sector with its first exploration bidding round in 17 years, aiming to boost production and attract renewed foreign investment despite ongoing political challenges.

Guinea-Bissau Joins Regional Power Grid to Strengthen Electricity Supply and Drive Development

Guinea-Bissau’s connection to the regional power grid strengthens Bissau’s electricity supply, creating new investment opportunities in energy infrastructure and rural electrification.

Mali and Russia Launch Landmark 200 MW Solar Power Plant: A Turning Point for West African Energy Investment

Mali has begun construction on a major 200 MW solar power plant in Sanankoroba, 38 km south of Bamako, in partnership with Russian firm NovaWind. Covering 314 hectares, the project is set to be completed within a year and marks a key step in West Africa’s renewable energy progress

Algeria's Energy Ambitions: New Opportunities for Investors at the Heart of Africa’s Power Shift

Algeria is rapidly reasserting itself as Africa’s leading energy hub through ambitious reforms and strategic investments across the entire energy spectrum. By updating hydrocarbon policies, attracting major global partners, and launching a large-scale shift towards renewables such as solar and wind, the country is creating fresh opportunities for both domestic and international investors

Kenya's Economic Outlook 2025: Navigating Challenges and Harnessing Opportunities

The Kenyan government’s reform efforts, combined with a dynamic and youthful population, provide a solid foundation for long-term economic growth and resilience.

Angola Charts a New Course: Diversifying Beyond Oil for Sustainable Growth

Angola's economic strategy, centered on strengthening non-oil sectors, enhancing fiscal stability, and investing in human capital, has played a key role in its shift from an oil-dependent economy toward a more diversified and sustainable growth model

Nigeria’s Solar Energy Surge Lights the Way for Investment and Inclusive Growth

Nigeria is transforming its energy landscape with solar innovation, expanding clean power access and driving economic growth across the nation.

Nigeria

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May 17, 2025

Africa’s Energy Investment Summit in New York Proclaims New Drive for Continental Energy Energy

European Commission Unveils €545 Million Boost to Supercharge Africa’s Renewable Energy Transition

Umeme’s Sierra Leone Bid Signals New Era for African Power Investment

South Africa Battles EU Carbon Border Tax — What It Means for Investors

Egypt Strengthens Oil & Gas Investment Climate with Strategic Approvals and Ambitious Trade Targets

Burundi's Jiji Hydropower Plant Ushers in a New Era of Energy Sovereignty and Economic Revival

Congo to Host CEIF 2026 Amid Accelerated Oil, Gas, and Power Sector Growth

EU and UNDP Empower Eswatini’s Small Businesses with Renewable Energy Investment

Chad Poised for Economic Leap via Doba Oil Basin Expansion

Zambia Integrates 100 MW Solar Plant into National Grid to Shore Up Energy Supply

Namibia Accelerates Renewable Energy Drive with Strategic Projects

Lesotho Solar Power Station: A Major Step Toward Energy Independence

New Chapter for Libya’s Energy Future as Oil Exploration Returns After Nearly Two Decades

Guinea-Bissau Joins Regional Power Grid to Strengthen Electricity Supply and Drive Development

Mali and Russia Launch Landmark 200 MW Solar Power Plant: A Turning Point for West African Energy Investment

Algeria's Energy Ambitions: New Opportunities for Investors at the Heart of Africa’s Power Shift

Kenya's Economic Outlook 2025: Navigating Challenges and Harnessing Opportunities

Angola Charts a New Course: Diversifying Beyond Oil for Sustainable Growth

Nigeria’s Solar Energy Surge Lights the Way for Investment and Inclusive Growth

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Zambia Integrates 100 MW Solar Plant into National Grid to Shore Up Energy Supply