Welcome back to Electricity for Africa, the RePower project’s newsletter on rural electrification, renewable energy, and microgrids. Power up your knowledge and stay current with Africa’s energy future!
Would you like to know more about our RePower project? Download our brochure at this link! 😊
In this issue:
📢 Lessons learned and future recommendations for incentivising mini-grid projects to scale up energy access in Africa. Read on
❓ What does the just energy transition mean for Africa? Continue reading
👉 EU Launches Energy Roadmap to Boost Malawi Economic Growth. Read on
💧 Untapped resources could turn Mozambique into a regional energy hub. Learn more
🫱 Germany commits €21m to boost Nigeria’s energy transition and renewable development. Continue here
🔌Financer la prochaine vague d’électrification hors réseau en Afrique. Lire la suite
🪫Les pannes d’électricité en Afrique : le Tchad au cœur de la crise avec plus de 200 jours de coupure par an selon le rapport « Power Outages in Africa ». En savoir plus
📝 Projet Africa Solar Belt : la Chine offre 3900 kits solaires au Togo. Continuer ici
📈 Energy access at scale: Angola advances rural grid to catalyze regional growth. Continue here
💵 Universal electricity access in Africa represents a $500 billion opportunity.Read along
🟢The rising power: Africa’s potential as a global renewable energy hub. More info
🪙 IFC plans to finance 97 solar minigrids in Nigeria. Access here
🔑 The key to Africa’s clean energy future. Discover here
💪 Partners empower women in green energy enterprises. Read more
About the RePower Project:
RePower is an ambitious plug-and-play microgrids project that aims to provide electricity access to 20,000 off-grid consumers across Ghana, Madagascar, Niger, and Senegal. Find out more here.
Thank you for reading our newsletter, until next time! 😉
Carlos Marquez
WP10 Dissemination and Communications lead – RePower Project
carlos.marquez@ata.email
RePower is funded by the European Union under grant number 101096250. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.