Zambia’s Ministry of Energy has cut the approval time for solar project applications from over six…
Author: Oshionameh Ajayi
Nameh Ajayi is a Communications intern at The Electricity Hub. She is passionate about various aspects of work, including writing, reading, and multimedia production within the energy sector. Her primary focus lies in the electricity industry, both in Nigeria and internationally as they relate to financing, the global energy transition, and addressing challenges related to energy access and affordability.
Can Solar Power Save Niger from Nigeria’s Blackout?
Niger is rapidly turning to solar energy after Nigeria slashed electricity exports. The power cut followed…
Nigeria, South Africa Unite to Power Africa’s Energy Future
Nigeria’s Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Oil), Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, urged African countries to focus…
Is Nigeria’s Clean Energy Push Finally Gaining U.S. Backing?
The United States and Nigeria have strengthened their partnership in the energy sector, focusing on clean…
Rice University, ExxonMobil Partner to Tackle Water and Energy Challenges
Rice University signed a master research agreement with ExxonMobil to develop new technologies in clean energy,…
BP Unveils New Gulf Oil Field, Boosts 2030 Production Goals
British energy giant BP has discovered a new oil field in the deep waters of the…
Schwedt on the Brink: Oil Sanctions Stir German Divide
The eastern German town of Schwedt faces rising economic and political tensions as its refinery fights…
Can Solar Power Outshine Fossil Fuel Generators in Nigeria?
Nigerian solar company Arnergy has raised $18 million in Series B funding. This year, the company…
Cunderdin Powers Up Australia’s Biggest Solar-Storage Hybrid
The Cunderdin solar-storage hybrid project has entered full commercial operations, setting a new benchmark for clean…
Governor Yusuf Courts Moroccan Investors to Power Kano’s Growth
Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf is visiting Morocco to boost economic ties and attract foreign…