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These are no longer your parents’ power grids

These are no longer your parents’ power grids

Transmission across the continent is changing in fundamental and unexpected ways in the age of renewables

Leviathans embrace the mobility revolution in Africa

Leviathans embrace the mobility revolution in Africa

Who are the main EV buyers? Increasingly it is businesses, government and other large organisations

The African dream: A battery in every home and office

The African dream: A battery in every home and office

Nothing symbolises the transition in Africa quite like this one item, now ever more ubiquitous

Is Africa’s green economy listening to its customers?

Is Africa’s green economy listening to its customers?

Commercial power is shifting from funders and operators to African consumers holding up their wallets

How to sell shovels to gold miners on electric motorbikes

How to sell shovels to gold miners on electric motorbikes

You know you’re in a gold rush when selling operators their tools is the most profitable part of a sector

Green investors have quietly grown risk appetites

Green investors have quietly grown risk appetites

After years of doubt about Ethiopia, opportunities are rewiring investment decisions

Africa is becoming a solar manufacturing power

Africa is becoming a solar manufacturing power

The continent will produce half of its solar panels by the early 2030s

Africa’s fuel of the future has always been here

Africa’s fuel of the future has always been here

The line between renewable energy and waste management is blurring. Petrol stations of tomorrow draw from cesspits

An awful war may end, but not its (mostly positive) impact

An awful war may end, but not its (mostly positive) impact

Iran is an unlikely helpmate for accelerating Africa’s green transition. And yet...

Want to see what a power-rich Africa looks like?

Want to see what a power-rich Africa looks like?

After years of investment in renewables, a more sustainable energy sector is starting to emerge

What happened to the supposed champion of the climate sector?

What happened to the supposed champion of the climate sector?

Green hydrogen technology promised to have everything African climate business needs. Then H2 went quiet

What is smelly, circular and can make you rich?

What is smelly, circular and can make you rich?

It’s not cheese. Waste management may not be sexy, but green business leaders are starting to make recycling pay at last

What’s rising from the Trumpian ashes

What’s rising from the Trumpian ashes

Investors have much to embrace in Africa's climate space, despite what they say

Electric mobility is pulling in cash at record levels

Electric mobility is pulling in cash at record levels

Investment in the continent’s EV makers – not just in Chinese importers – is accelerating rapidly

The biggest climate threat to humans on the continent is medical

The biggest climate threat to humans on the continent is medical

And the single biggest remedy is a focus on manufacturing pharmaceuticals in Africa. Which is now happening

The energy transition spares no African power firm

The energy transition spares no African power firm

It's not just renewables pioneers fighting hard. Incumbents are tumbling and reforming

The humble battery is the key to Africa’s transformation

The humble battery is the key to Africa’s transformation

Half a billion Africans may never connect to a grid. But they will all use a battery every day

The future of conservation is here

The future of conservation is here

And it doesn’t rely on charismatic NGO leaders in small airplanes

What ails the green economy isn’t what you think

What ails the green economy isn’t what you think

And that’s a good thing. Green sectors struggle most with business problems, not politics

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These are no longer your parents’ power grids

These are no longer your parents’ power grids

Transmission across the continent is changing in fundamental and unexpected ways in the age of renewables

Leviathans embrace the mobility revolution in Africa

Leviathans embrace the mobility revolution in Africa

Who are the main EV buyers? Increasingly it is businesses, government and other large organisations

The African dream: A battery in every home and office

The African dream: A battery in every home and office

Nothing symbolises the transition in Africa quite like this one item, now ever more ubiquitous

Is Africa’s green economy listening to its customers?

Is Africa’s green economy listening to its customers?

Commercial power is shifting from funders and operators to African consumers holding up their wallets

How to sell shovels to gold miners on electric motorbikes

How to sell shovels to gold miners on electric motorbikes

You know you’re in a gold rush when selling operators their tools is the most profitable part of a sector

Green investors have quietly grown risk appetites

Green investors have quietly grown risk appetites

After years of doubt about Ethiopia, opportunities are rewiring investment decisions

Africa is becoming a solar manufacturing power

Africa is becoming a solar manufacturing power

The continent will produce half of its solar panels by the early 2030s

Africa’s fuel of the future has always been here

Africa’s fuel of the future has always been here

The line between renewable energy and waste management is blurring. Petrol stations of tomorrow draw from cesspits

An awful war may end, but not its (mostly positive) impact

An awful war may end, but not its (mostly positive) impact

Iran is an unlikely helpmate for accelerating Africa’s green transition. And yet...

Want to see what a power-rich Africa looks like?

Want to see what a power-rich Africa looks like?

After years of investment in renewables, a more sustainable energy sector is starting to emerge

What happened to the supposed champion of the climate sector?

What happened to the supposed champion of the climate sector?

Green hydrogen technology promised to have everything African climate business needs. Then H2 went quiet

What is smelly, circular and can make you rich?

What is smelly, circular and can make you rich?

It’s not cheese. Waste management may not be sexy, but green business leaders are starting to make recycling pay at last

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