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Energy Africa round-up (Sept 8 2010)
Bloomberg are reporting that South Africa may need to utilise nuclear power in an effort to keep...
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Algeria renewable energy investment lacking
While other African countries are recognising the potential that renewable energy offers – from...
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Desertec Initiative debate continues
The US$400 billion Desertec Industrial Initiative is one of the biggest, and most formidable,...
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Egypt and Swaziland form energy partnership
Egypt and Swaziland have signed a memorandum of understanding which will see the two countries...
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Egypt's renewable energy push
The World Bank has come under pressure from Egypt this week, as 25 industry leaders from the...
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Does Africa lack renewable energy regulation?
It has been theorised that one reason why Africa has energy issues is due to a lack of...
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Africa to Capitalize on Deepwater Drilling
In the aftermath of the Gulf of Mexico disaster, offshore deepwater drilling is now being...
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Water-free solar plant developed
While vast areas of Africa benefit from large amounts of sunlight, they also, as a result, have...
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Morocco's solar sector
With the solar industry getting more and more traction on the African continent, there is one...
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President Wade's solar initiative
Sengalsese President Abdoulaye Wade has initiated a “battle of the sun” to make sure that Africa...
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NGO Africa Summit
5th - 7th April 2011
The Next Generation Oil&Gas Africa Summit 2011 will once again serve as an arena for senior level executives to engage in clear and focused dialogue with their peers and examine their management objectives in a relaxed and vibrant environment.
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