AfCFTA’s Potential Solutions in Solving Africa’s Logistics Challenges
Africa has become a thriving continent for business in recent years but the logistics and supply chain industry continues to play catch up. According to Business Day, the challenges facing Africa’s logistics such as high cost of moving goods within... Read More →
How African Communities Can Adapt To Climate Change
Interest in the global response to climate change tends to focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions to minimise the rise in average global temperatures. Until recently, however, far less attention has been paid to adaptation, which is the other main... Read More →
Facts about 2023 World Hydropower Outlook
The IHA’s first edition of the 2023 World Hydropower Outlook sets out a realistic roadmap to enable hydropower and other renewables to deliver against net zero targets. It looks ahead to the opportunities and challenges facing the sector during the... Read More →
The Future of African Oil and Gas: Positioning For The Energy Transition
As the world moves towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels, the African oil and gas industry is confronted with mounting pressures, signifying a new era. Research has shown that African countries face significant exposure to the global energy... Read More →
7 Facts about Low-Cost Finance For The Energy Transition
According to IRENA, the need to scale up the deployment of technologies such as green hydrogen, energy storage and offshore wind has become increasingly critical to the success of the global energy transition and to meeting global climate goals. To... Read More →
Key Social Economic Benefits from Africa’s Renewable Energy Transition
Africa’s renewable energy transition is fundamental to the continent’s future as Africa is projected to be the home of 2 billion people by 2050. Eighty percent of them will live in Sub-Saharan Africa, where less than half of all people... Read More →
Facts about Accelerating Africa’s Energy Transition
Africa’s energy transition topped the agenda at the recently concluded Nigeria International Energy Summit (NIES) in Abuja. As the world’s least developed continent, Africa is expected to be home to nearly 2.5 billion people by 2050. Eighty percent of them... Read More →
Global Decarbonization: Industrial Opportunities for Africa
The industrial sector is a vital source of wealth, prosperity, and social value on a global scale. Industrial companies produce about one-quarter of global GDP and employment, and they make products and materials that are integral to our daily lives.... Read More →
Africa’s Businesses: It’s Secret Weapon Against Climate Change
Despite Africa’s low contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions, at just 3.8%, it remains the most vulnerable continent to climate change adverse impacts. It poses a considerable threat to human well-being, national economies, infrastructure investments, water and food systems, public... Read More →
Oil and Gas In Developing Positive Growth Economies in Africa
With over 125 billion barrels of crude oil reserves and 620 trillion cubic feet of natural gas – estimates that are expected to further increase as multi-year exploration campaigns yield new discoveries – Oil and gas in Africa is well-positioned... Read More →