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Since its establishment in 2008, Mulilo has grown into one of South Africa’s leading renewable energy comapanies. Mulilo is majority owned by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), with Norfund also investing in the company through the Norwegian Climate Investment Fund.

Mulilo develops, constructs and operates utility scale wind, solar PV and battery energy storage projects across South Africa. The company currently operates 450 MW of wind and solar capacity, with a further 765 MW of projects under construction. A portfolio exceeding 2 GW is advancing toward financial close, while the long term development pipeline exceeds 30 GW.

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U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright says clean cooking is a major focus of Africa policy for the Trump administration

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Rockefeller Foundation, Global Energy Alliance Invest More Than US$100 Million To Expand Electricity in Africa

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How multinational and local investors in Ogun are shaping Nigeria’s industrial revolution By Seyi Bakare

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US-Nigeria health deal offers huge prospects but concerns remain

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How US, Chinese investment models are reshaping Nigeria’s trade, energy sector

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Mining & Minerals

Guinea and United States Strengthen Energy Partnership During Powering Africa Summit

Washington, D.C., March 19, 2026 — The Minister of Energy of the Republic of Guinea, Mr. Laye-Sékou Camara, expressed his sincere appreciation to the Government of the United States and senior members of the U.S. Administration for their continued engagement and support for Guinea’s development priorities. Minister Camara emphasized that Guinea attaches great importance to the strengthening […]
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Sun Africa and Republic of Liberia Sign MoU for Major Solar + Storage Project Supporting Critical Minerals Development

WASHINGTON, D.C. – March 19, 2026 – Sun Africa, a premier U.S.-based developer of utility-scale solar energy projects in Africa, today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Republic of Liberia. The MoU outlines the proposed development of up to 500 MWp of utility-scale solar generation capacity, paired with 200 MWh […]
Leadership

Sun Africa, EXIM and African Ministers Set Project-Focused Tone at the Powering Africa Summit in Washington D.C.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — 19 March 2026 — The Powering Africa Summit opened with a clear shift toward execution, as Summit Sponsor Sun Africa and senior government leaders called for bankable projects, scalable infrastructure and deeper U.S.-Africa investment ties. Adam Cortese, CEO of Sun Africa, framed energy as the backbone of industrial growth and cross-Atlantic partnership. […]

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