Solar Energy will Surpass Coal in Power Generation by the End of This Decade, According to the World Bank

Posted on :Thursday , 26th September 2024

According to a World Bank climate action report, solar is predicted to overtake coal as the most readily available energy source globally by 2027. Since solar and wind power are the most affordable ways to fulfill the world's expanding electricity demand, the global lender predicts that solar will lead the way.

"Solar power is a game changer for the climate and energy access,. . .

A $4 Million Solar Power Project for Africa will be Developed by Clear Blue and Growth Energy

Posted on :Thursday , 26th September 2024

Growth Energy and Clear Blue Technologies International Inc. have announced a significant cooperation valued at around $4 million.

Their goal is to transform the energy landscape of telecom facilities in Africa by introducing more environmentally friendly solar power to replace costly diesel generators.

The agreement addresses the region's environmental and. . .

Kenya and China Sign an Agreement to Enhance Their Collaboration in the Renewable Energy Sector

Posted on :Friday , 6th September 2024

The China-Africa Renewable Energy Partnership is a ground-breaking program that was introduced in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, with the goal of revolutionizing energy availability throughout the continent. By utilizing renewable energy sources, our collaboration aims to improve energy security and promote economic growth.

”Energy is the golden threat; we canno. . .

Digital Realty Company iColo Expands Renewable Energy Initiatives with Solar Panel Installation in Kenya

Posted on :Friday , 6th September 2024

The Digital Realty Company, iColo, has announced that it has installed solar panels at its facilities in Kenya, marking a significant extension of its renewable energy activities. By doing this, the connectivity providers at iColo's data centers may improve their green credentials. Over 650 kW of additional solar arrays have been deployed and successfully commissioned by the company across its . . .

Bolstering Kenya's Green Energy Push, KenGen Will Install 42MW of Solar Energy

Posted on :Monday , 22nd July 2024

Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) intends to expand Kenya's use of renewable energy by installing 42.5 MW of solar power in the Seven Forks region.

Installing a 42.5MW solar power plant near the location of the Seven Forks dams, where KenGen produces the majority of its hydroelectricity, is the aim of the project, which is anticipated to take twenty-eight (28) mon. . .