Sub-Saharan Africa: 894mn People Using Dirty Cooking Fuels
Some 894 million people in sub-Saharan Africa lack access to clean cooking fuels, mostly due to their low purchasing power.
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
Kenya Posts Fastest Electrification Rate In Africa
Kenya leads Africa in the pace at which it is electrifying its population through a mix of grid and off-grid
Nigeria Now Has Largest Population Without Electricity Globally
Nigeria and Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have for the first time each replaced India as countries with the largest
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
Global Green Energy Investments Hit $3 Trillion
The world has shelled out $3 trillion towards developing renewable energy projects over the past 10 years. In return, the
Kenya Overtakes Italy, Joins Top Seven Geothermal Producers
Kenya has raced past Italy to emerge seventh largest geothermal power producer in the world, new global data shows. Kenya’s
Hydrogen Fuel To Drive Out Oil
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) projects that hydrogen use as an alternative fuel for transport may lead to a
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