Namibia
Namibia: Solarcentury Africa, SolNam Secure Approval for Solar Project
The companies will proceed with the construction of the SolNam 60 MWp solar project in the Kokerboom area, Namibia.
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Namibia
SPS-Built Solar Project to Power Namibia’s Otjikoto Mine
The solar project is Namibia’s first wheeling project implemented under the Modified Single Buyer framework.
Libya Energy & Economic Summit
LEES 2024: 500 MW Solar Plant Set to Enter Commercial Operation in 2026
Construction of the TotalEnergies-led solar plant project is expected to commence from 2025.
Solar Companies Raise $34.3B in Corporate Funding in 2023, Reports Mercom Capital Group
Total corporate funding – including venture capital funding, public market, and debt financing into the solar sector – increased 42% year-over-year in 2023
AEC Launches Project to Power Schools with Off-Grid Solar
The off-grid solar pilot project kicked off with a donation of solar panels to Willow Crescent Secondary School in South Africa.
ICIEC, Standard Chartered to Develop $111M Solar Project in Senegal
The project comprises the installation of 50,000 off-grid solar powered street lights across Senegal’s rural communities.
France’s Meridiam to Build Solar PV Plant in Togo
The French energy developer has secured a 25-year contract to fund, design, build and operate a 64 MW solar plant in Sokodé.
Green Hydrogen
AMEA Power To Develop Solar, Wind, Green Hydrogen in Mauritania
The Emirati renewable energy developer signed agreements for a 100 MW wind farm and 100 MW solar PV plant, with plans for a 1 GW green hydrogen project.
COP28
COP28: Masdar to Develop 150 MW Solar Plant in Angola
Masdar and Angola’s Ministry of Energy and Water signed an agreement to develop a ground-mounted solar photovoltaic plant in Huíla Province.
TotalEnergies Leads Top Large-Scale Solar PV Developers Globally
TotalEnergies has developed 41.3 GW of installed solar energy capacity and has the most projects operational and under construction, according to a recent report.
