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The Economics of Renewable Energy for Businesses

Like any other phenomenon, the economics of renewable energy is guided by fundamental market principles; The timeless forces of demand and supply, the ever-evolving preferences of consumers, the critical factor of cost competitiveness, the magnetic pull of investor interest and of course the overarching influence of governance and policies.

The story of how Egypt built one of the world’s largest solar parks

Hosam Hussein is one of the 10,000 Egyptian workers that helped build the fourth largest solar park in the world. According to the IFC, before sunrise,...

Africa’s Largest Wind Farm Saves Kenya €126m in Fuel Imports

Sub-Saharan Africa’s largest wind farm in northern Kenya saved the country €126 million (sh15.7 billion) in reduced fuel imports in the first year of...

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 recorded an uptick. The price...

Renewables With Pave The Way Forward For South Africa

South Africa’s renewable energy sector might just have the resilience to navigate the Covid-19 crisis, given that it was already on the rise and...

ZAMBIA: Towards surplus electricity production from renewable energies

Zambia is already self-sufficient in electricity. The authorities estimate that the country's electricity production will increase tenfold by 2022 with the commissioning of developing...

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 green energy sector has spun...

Spotlight On Africa’s Two Percent Share Of Global Green Energy

Africa accounts for a paltry 1.9 percent of the global share of developed renewable energy capacity, casting a light on the continent’s vastly untapped...