Egypt recently marked a significant milestone in its renewable energy journey with the successful operation of the 650MW Gulf of Suez Wind Farm II. This wind farm now stands as the largest operational wind power installation not only in Egypt but across the entire African continent and Middle East region. The completion of this massive
Energy efficiency and smart technologies are converging in West Africa, particularly in Nigeria, where a groundbreaking initiative is set to revolutionize rural areas’ access to refrigeration. The Rural Electrification Agency (REA) of Nigeria has joined forces with the UN Environment Programme’s United for Efficiency (U4E) initiative to introduce energy-efficient and climate-friendly off-grid refrigeration systems in
China is making significant strides in its renewable energy sector, aiming to meet ambitious targets while facing climate challenges. The country recently published the 2025-2026 provincial quotas for renewable energy consumption, with a focus on various sectors including iron and steel, cement, polysilicon, and data centers. These new goals mark a shift towards using low-carbon
China-based solar panel giant, JA Solar, has recently made headlines for its departure from the controversial region of Xinjiang. The company’s decision came in the wake of allegations regarding the use of forced Uyghur labor in the region. This move has significant implications for the global solar industry and raises questions about ethical manufacturing practices.
The North West Hydrogen Alliance (NWHA) is championing hydrogen power as a key player in the UK’s clean energy transition. In a recent report, the NWHA emphasized the critical role of hydrogen-to-power (H2P) in decarbonizing the energy sector and driving economic growth, particularly in North West England. According to the NWHA, North West England is