South Africa's government has slowed its nuclear power expansion plans with a new timeline setting the first additional nuclear power plant coming on stream in 2037.
During the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC), Egyptian Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Tarek El Molla, joined a panel on Global Ministerial Dialogue for empowering emer ...
Up to 35 solar energy firms are considering withdrawing from the first phase of Egypt’s Feed-in Tariff (FiT) program due to delays, currency risks, and government's insistence on domestic arbitration, as developers a ...
Egypt's Minister of Electricity, Mohamed Shaker, will meet with new and renewable energy investors within the next three weeks to discuss obstacles facing the implementation of feed-in tariff projects.
The higher committee for the project of renewable solar energy utilization held its first meeting to study Eni’s project to establish a solar energy station for electricity generation with a capacity of 100 MW in Sinai.
Canadian Solar Inc., the world’s second-largest solar manufacturer, will invest $678.5m in photovoltaics manufacturing and power generation projects in Brazil.
The Executive Chairman of the New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA), Mohamed El-Sobki opposed the new and renewable energy companies that had claimed that the sector is currently unattractive for investments.
Italian oil and gas giant ENI plans to develop 420MW of renewable energy projects, predominantly solar PV, close to its existing industrial gas plants across Italy, Egypt and Pakistan.
Leni Gas Cuba has inked a deal with UK solar power and storage specialists CFS (Commercial Funded Solar) to assess the potential for installation and operating renewable energy and hybrid power solutions in Cuba.
South Africa will connect 7,000MW of renewable power to its grid by mid this year, when the first 47 projects become fully operational, the Energy Minister said.