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Enlit Africa 2025 – switched on to the power, energy and water sector

Mail Guardian South Africa 20 Nov 2024
... to Africa’s energy future. This is an opportunity to contribute to shaping the narrative of Africa’s energy landscape by presenting ideas that resonate with real-world challenges and solutions.
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Editorial Roundup: United States

Wtop 20 Nov 2024
Africa holds 40% of the world’s renewable energy resources but attracts just 2% of global investments ... technology, in exchange for critical minerals essential for the rich world’s energy transition.
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New energy vehicle sales soar in South Africa despite overall market challenges

Independent online (SA) 18 Nov 2024
The sale of new energy vehicles (NEVs) in South Africa continues to ramp up aggressively to catch up as the world moves towards more sustainable modes of transport ... “As the world moves towards more ...
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Cop29: Spectre of failure overhangs Baku as talks near collapse

The Irish Times 18 Nov 2024
Where we are – and what’s at stake – was summarised in two tweets by influential climate campaigner Mohamed Adow, director of the energy and climate think tank PowerShift Africa and a climate justice advocate.
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 Africa demands urgent and ambitious climate action at COP29

Ghana Business News 15 Nov 2024
As demand for batteries and electric vehicles surges, Africa’s mineral resources could power not only its own development but also the world’s shift toward green energy ... His fourth priority is accelerating Africa’s clean energy transition.
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Measuring the Green Wealth of Nations: Natural Capital and Economic Productivity in Africa

This Day 15 Nov 2024
Africa has some of the largest sources of natural capital in the world, including over 40% of the world’s clean energy potential; 65% of the world’s uncultivated arable land; 25% of global ...
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Interview: China essential in combating climate change, says renowned economist

Xinhua 15 Nov 2024
The economist said that China offers tremendous cutting-edge technologies in areas such as zero-carbon energy, electric vehicles, and high-speed railways, which are transforming the world's energy system.
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The Guardian view on UN climate talks: rich and poor nations can strike a win-win deal

The Observer 15 Nov 2024
Africa holds 40% of the world’s renewable energy resources but attracts just 2% of global investments ... technology, in exchange for critical minerals essential for the rich world’s energy transition.
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Baku should deliver agreement to mobilise $1tn per year for developing countries by 2030: Top experts

Hindustan Times 15 Nov 2024
However, they pointed out a stark disparity in investment distribution, noting that “Africa accounts for about 60% of the world’s best solar resources, but received less than 2% of the investment in clean energy in 2023.”.
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African Development Bank chief calls for ‘green-rich’ continent to also be ‘cash-rich’

Mongabay 14 Nov 2024
Africa is to home to some of the largest sources of natural capital in the world, including tremendous clean energy potential, abundant natural resources, uncultivated arable land, world-renowned ...
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Why authoritarian fossil fuel states keep hosting climate conferences

Alternet 14 Nov 2024
So some basic understanding of how authoritarian states respond to climate change matters, for Australia and the rest of the world ... They met with heads of states and energy ministers from Africa, Asia and the rest of the world.
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Nedjip Tozun

Time 12 Nov 2024
... in renewable energy for developing countries, particularly in Africa. Although Africa accounts for nearly 20% of the world’s population, it receives less than 3% of global renewable energy investment.
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Damilola Ogunbiyi

Time 12 Nov 2024
Today, 685 million people live without electricity, and 87.5% of them – approximately 600 million – are in sub-Saharan Africa, representing the largest energy access gap in the world.
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World energy outlook: failure to meet warming target

CyprusMail 11 Nov 2024
These are likely to remain low over the next decade, with the risk of crowding out renewable energy development in different parts of the world, especially Asia and Africa.
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HYWEL GEORGE: Navigating a sensible route to net zero while managing a just transition for Africa

Business Day 11 Nov 2024
The world’s multiyear journey to net-zero and Africa’s desire for a just transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy share a common theme ... SA will lead the charge in Africa’s energy transition, ...

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