Climate change sucks life out of hydro-power generation
Energy Economic Group (EEG) programme director Simon Trace argues that climate is putting hydro-power under threat.
By Sydney Kawadza
16h ago
Zimbabwe looks to public to provide solar power amid energy crisis
Farmer Kalani Ndlovu, for instance, wants to expand his 13 kilowatt (KW) solar mini-grid — used to pump well water to fill a farm reservoir — and sell the excess power to the state.
By Thomson Reuters Foundation
Jan. 15, 2023
US$10m boost for Zim renewable energy projects
The fund was availed through the country’s joint sustainable development goals (SDG) fund partners including Unesco, UNDP, UN Women and UNCDF.
By Miriam Mangwaya
Dec. 12, 2022
COP27: UAE and Egypt agree to build one of world's biggest wind farms
Masdar, invested in a portfolio of renewable energy assets with a combined value of more than $20 billion and a total capacity of more than 15 GW, said the new project would be its biggest yet.
By Reuters
Nov. 8, 2022
Day Night Security bags top awards
For their sterling business efforts and unparalleled ethics, Day-Night won Company of the Year Award Security Industry.
By Style Reporter
Oct. 30, 2022
How Africa is building a different energy path
Adnan Amin, the director-general of IRENA, says a lot of countries in Africa are increasingly embracing renewables as an enabler to leapfrog to sustainable energy future.
By raphael Obonyo
Oct. 2, 2022
Zim adopts green energy production to curb climate change crisis
With the rising climate change crisis around the world, Zimbabwean households have been progressively shifting to renewable energy sources.
By Tendai Chipatiso and Tichaona Matte
Sep. 23, 2022
Sustainability, Renewable Energy. and Almost Unsolvable Energy Problems
How Are the World’s Economic Powers Dealing with the Energy Problem
By Theindependent
Sep. 22, 2022
Just imagining what UNFCCC COP27 may look like in 2022
Now that the stage is set for full-scale fossil fuel burning, one wonders what the language at COP27 would be like.
By Admin
Sep. 5, 2022
