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  • UK’s Energy Africa to boost solar power in Africa

    Posted on :Monday , 30th November 2015

     Nigerian vice-president Yemi Osinbanjo has signed an agreement with the UK government to increase the deployment of solar energy to the West African country’s rural communities

    solar succo pixabayThe campaign intends to accelerate the development of Africa’s emerging solar market, working with African governments, investors, businesses, NGOs, think tanks, and other d. . .

  • Scatec Solar set to construct $600m solar projects in Africa

    Posted on :Saturday , 21st November 2015

    Leading global solar firm Scatec is now planning to invest over $600m for the construction of solar projects in Egypt over two years.

    The firm’s senior Vice President Terje Osmundsen said they are looking forward to building more solar projects in Egypt aimed at addressing the country’s power shortage.

    He added that as the sun is very stable from mornin. . .

  • South Africa: U.S. Solar Firm Launches Wares for Local Market

    Posted on :Thursday , 19th November 2015

    Cape Town — World Panel, the United States solar energy firm, has announced a partnership with Vodacom as a key retail partner to sell some of the former's products in South Africa.

     
    The partnership has been signed in Cape Town at the ongoing AfricaCom.
     
    World Panel Chief Executive Officer, John Anderson, said the deal followed &qu. . .

  • Solar Energy Lights the Way in Tanzania

    Posted on :Wednesday , 11th November 2015

     The dusty village of Melela Mlandizi stands 45 kilometres outside of regional hub Morogoro, Tanzania. Far from city infrastructure, its 200 inhabitants would be forgotten but for the installation of a solar power system, harnessing the hot sun that beats down overhead. It's what lights their homes off the city grid.

     
    Instead of using dangerous kerosene to light. . .

  • World’s largest concentrated solar power plant to come up in Africa

    Posted on :Thursday , 5th November 2015

     The construction of  what is expected be the world’s biggest concentrated solar power plant in Morocco is ongoing. According to the World Bank, when complete the concentrated solar power plant in Morocco will supply electricity to 1.1 million Moroccans by 2018.

     
    The country which is famous for its meandering medinas and the scenic Atlas Mountains wil. . .

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