How Covid-19 has accelerated firms’ perspective towards environmental issues
The pandemic has perhaps shown the disruptive impact of businesses on the environment, and the issues we could not have
Why rain is double-edged sword for Kenya’s green energy mix
As Kenya goes heavy on renewable energy sources, rain is turning out to be a curse and blessing at once
Solar Records Steepest Price Drop Among Renewables
Solar energy costs have dropped by the steepest margin in the last 10 years among renewable sources, even as hydropower
Uganda Leads Africa In Promoting Post-Pandemic Hydropower Projects
Uganda is representing Africa in advancing the role of hydropower in enabling wide-scale transition to renewables post-Covid-19. Hydro Power Association
Exclusive: Inside Kenya’s 95pc Green Energy Mix
Kenya is among a handful of nations worldwide generating and consuming electricity almost completely from renewable sources. Geothermal is serving
KenGen Gets Funding To Raise Masinga Dam Wall
Power producer KenGen has secured funds to raise Masinga dam wall as a way of increasing water catchment and ensuring
World Bank Makes A Case For Floating Solar Stations
The World Bank is encouraging construction of floating solar projects on water citing efficiency and cost-effectiveness. A floating solar plant
Kenya, Ethiopia Listed Among Countries With Best Workforce In Hydropower
The World Bank has rated Kenya, Ethiopia, Ghana and Mozambique’s labour pool in hydropower as most qualified on the continent.
Inside China’s Plan to Link the World to Green Energy
China may be scrambling to knock out the deadly coronavirus which has claimed over 100 lives but it doesn’t mean