The African Development Bank Group is leveraging its presence at the 27th African Energy Forum (AEF 2025) to spotlight its strategic energy access initiatives, particularly Mission 300 - a bold ...

The project will be developed by Chinese company Sunrev Solar with total investments of $200 million, and is among the ...

The key deals were signed during the ‘Development Finance to Foster Private Sector-Led Growth & Jobs’ conference, according ...

Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly described Serbian Prime Minister Duro Macut's official visit on Tuesday as a "new starting point" for strengthening the strategic partnership between Egypt and ...

Egypt to receive €21 million EU grant via EIB for decarbonization efforts • €23 million earmarked for recycling, emissions cuts, and greener industry • Country targets 42% renewable energy share by ...

The global solar inverter market is set to experience steady expansion, with its value expected to grow USD 21,645.9 million by 2035, registering a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.3% during ...

Egypt signed a financial closure deal on Sunday with Norwegian renewable energy developer Scatec for a 1 gigawatt solar plant ...

After a decade of rapid growth of foreign direct investment into both Gulf Cooperation Council states and North Africa, FDI ...

The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group has approved a financing package of up to $184.1 million to support the development of the Obelisk 1-gigawatt solar photovoltaic project ...

Brazil, Egypt, Mexico are among seven middle-income countries chosen by multilateral lender the Climate Investment Funds to tap a $1 billion programme to cut emissions from their industrial sectors.

Nigeria and Vietnam to co-host renewable energy forum focused on private investment NVCCI and VINATOKEN JSC to identify viable green energy projects for local adoption Partnership aims to support ...

While promising a cleaner future, the shift to green energy is also generating new sources of competition and conflict, from critical mineral rivalries and infrastructure disputes to techno-nationalis ...