
Taking the breeze
Through the increased use of wind farms in South Africa, a considerable impact on GDP could be achieved by 2030, with thousands of jobs being created
Through the increased use of wind farms in South Africa, a considerable impact on GDP could be achieved by 2030, with thousands of jobs being created
From the mega projects feeding into national grids to standalone micro-grids that power villages, solar technology is helping Africa light up the 600 million-plus people who do not have access to electricity
With so much untapped potential at the disposal of African nations, hydropower is attracting huge investment.
Many governments are introducing programmes to make extensive use of wind to provide electricity.
While renewables have gathered significant momentum, fossil fuels remain a highly viable option for resource-rich African nations.
Cheaper technology is making it more attractive for African countries to take advantage of their solar abundance as a reliable, sustainable source of energy.
While renewables have gathered significant momentum, fossil fuels remain a highly viable option for resource-rich African nations.
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