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A 3MW solar hybrid powers the University of Abuja from tomorrow

The Rural Electrification Agency commissions a 3MW solar hybrid plant at Yakubu Gowon University in Abuja on Wednesday 16 September, under Phase II of the Energizing Education Programme and with support from the World Bank Group. Joseph Tegbe, Minister of Power, performs the commissioning.
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EXCLUSIVE: Two days without mains power in Lagos and Sambal’s dehydrators kept running

Blessing Unoka won the Pan-African Low Carbon Track at the Future of Energy Conference Innovation Challenge in Accra. Speaking to ENN, the Sambal Enterprise founder describes processing soya milk and maize flour at a Lagos farm gate on solar and battery storage, sending the waste to a biodigester, and returning the fertiliser to the farmers she buys from.
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Enugu electricity tariff set at N160.4 as NERC questions the subsidy assumption

The Enugu State Electricity Regulatory Commission set Band A tariffs at N160.4 per kilowatt hour for Mainpower Electricity Distribution. Reaching that number meant treating generation as N45.75 per kilowatt hour. The current average is N112.60. NERC has put the difference at N66.85 and called it a subsidy assumption.
Tech & Power Generation

EXCLUSIVE: Endowment alone is not a guarantee, says AMDC’s Tunde Muritala Arisekola

Namibia, the DRC, Nigeria, Ghana, Zambia, South Africa, Mali and Burkina Faso have all banned the export of unprocessed minerals. Tunde Muritala Arisekola advises 54 African Union member states on minerals policy, and his argument is that the ban is the easy part.
Interviews

EXCLUSIVE: Astound Power’s Abubakar Shuaibu on why he left advocacy to build minigrids

Abubakar Shuaibu spent five years campaigning on energy access in Nigeria before founding Astound Power. Speaking to ENN, he explains why he moved from arguing for connections to building them, what state equity changes for a minigrid developer, and where the financing still falls short for young companies.
News

TotalEnergies targets June 2027 for Uganda first oil export via heated artery

TotalEnergies chief executive Patrick Pouyanné is anchoring East African infrastructure spending in the Albertine rift basin, where commercial production is now targeted for June 2027. As green funding mandates squeeze Western commercial syndicates, the development relies on a 1,443km heated artery to bring its newly branded "Pearl Sweet" crude to market via Vitol.
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South African refinery closures trigger R76 billion finished petroleum import surge

The South African Reserve Bank has linked structural macroeconomic strains to a 65 per cent decline in national petroleum refining operations. As processing assets idle, central bank governors trace an incremental R76 billion fuel import cost that exposes localised distribution networks to volatile global maritime product channels.
Interviews

Clean captive energy in Africa, what UNEP learned from six CICSA pilots

Six pilot installations under CICSA Phase I put clean captive power into hospitals and cold storage across Kenya, Ghana, Nigeria and South Africa. UNEP’s Carolina Merighi and the Frankfurt School’s Yamini Jain tell ENN what they want to see in the applications now the call is open across the whole of sub-Saharan Africa. At the […]

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