offshore wind

The Blue Trillion: Africa’s Offshore Wind Era Is Coming

Unlocking just 5% of Africa’s offshore wind potential would more than double electricity generation capacity, create nearly 6 million jobs

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How Renewable Energy Is Bringing Electricity to Kenya’s Underserved Communities

As governments and experts gathered at the 11th Our Ocean Conference to discuss solutions to some of the world’s most pressing environmental challenges, one message…

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Bonn Climate talks

Bonn Climate talks End in Deadlock as Developing Nations Push for Delivery on Climate Finance

COP31 in Antalya is now set to become a defining moment for adaptation finance negotiations after a stalemate during the Bonn climate talks.

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WMO Says Africa Faces Deep Climate Risks Amid Early Warning Gaps

Africa is warming faster than global average, its glaciers are disappearing, seas are rising along its coastlines at rate above global norm

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fishing

Mombasa Declaration Targets Illegal Fishing Through Global Transparency Push

Mombasa Declaration Seeks to Expose Hidden Fishing Fleets and Protect Coastal Communities from the illegal actions that cause damages

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Kenya Braces for El Niño as Global Forecasts Signal a Super Event

El Niño years bring particular patterns of heat, flood, and drought risk that lead to increased climate change impacts and eventualities

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electrification

Kenyan Businesses Back Clean Electrification, Warn Grid Gaps Threaten Growth

Notable is how the private sector is not debating direction, but asking how fast the transition can happen since electrification is vital

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our ocean conference

Our Ocean Conference Opens in Mombasa as Leaders Call for Stronger Marine Action

The 11th Our Ocean Conference opened with more than 3,000 delegates from governments, international organizations, scientists, investors

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Conserving Our Land,
Reducing Our Carbon Footprint

Land conservation initiatives are crucial in safeguarding the environment and mitigating the effects of climate change. By promoting actionable information and best practices, we can enhance restoration efforts and drive meaningful change. 
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Wangari Maathai was well-known as a political, social, and environmental activist. In 1977 she started a grass-roots movement aimed at countering the deforestation that was threatening the means of subsistence of the agricultural population.

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The Blue Trillion: Africa’s Offshore Wind Era Is Coming
The Blue Trillion: Africa’s Offshore Wind Era Is Coming

Unlocking just 5% of Africa’s offshore wind potential would more than double electricity generation capacity, create nearly 6 million jobs

How Renewable Energy Is Bringing Electricity to Kenya’s Underserved Communities
How Renewable Energy Is Bringing Electricity to Kenya’s Underserved Communities

As governments and experts gathered at the 11th Our Ocean Conference to discuss solutions to some of the world’s most pressing environmental challenges, one message from Kenya’s renewable energy sector stood out: access to clean energy remains a critical…

Bonn Climate talks End in Deadlock as Developing Nations Push for Delivery on Climate Finance
Bonn Climate talks End in Deadlock as Developing Nations Push for Delivery on Climate Finance

COP31 in Antalya is now set to become a defining moment for adaptation finance negotiations after a stalemate during the Bonn climate talks.

WMO Says Africa Faces Deep Climate Risks Amid Early Warning Gaps
WMO Says Africa Faces Deep Climate Risks Amid Early Warning Gaps

Africa is warming faster than global average, its glaciers are disappearing, seas are rising along its coastlines at rate above global norm

Mombasa Declaration Targets Illegal Fishing Through Global Transparency Push
Mombasa Declaration Targets Illegal Fishing Through Global Transparency Push

Mombasa Declaration Seeks to Expose Hidden Fishing Fleets and Protect Coastal Communities from the illegal actions that cause damages

Kenya Braces for El Niño as Global Forecasts Signal a Super Event
Kenya Braces for El Niño as Global Forecasts Signal a Super Event

El Niño years bring particular patterns of heat, flood, and drought risk that lead to increased climate change impacts and eventualities

Kenyan Businesses Back Clean Electrification, Warn Grid Gaps Threaten Growth
Kenyan Businesses Back Clean Electrification, Warn Grid Gaps Threaten Growth

Notable is how the private sector is not debating direction, but asking how fast the transition can happen since electrification is vital

Our Ocean Conference Opens in Mombasa as Leaders Call for Stronger Marine Action
Our Ocean Conference Opens in Mombasa as Leaders Call for Stronger Marine Action

The 11th Our Ocean Conference opened with more than 3,000 delegates from governments, international organizations, scientists, investors

Coral Triangle Conservation at Risk as Fossil Fuel Expansion Accelerates, Advocate Warns
Coral Triangle Conservation at Risk as Fossil Fuel Expansion Accelerates, Advocate Warns

At the 11th Our Ocean Conference, where governments and civil society convened to shape the future of marine protection, a voice from Southeast Asia shifted the conversation beyond plastics, illegal fishing and ocean finance. Angelica Dacanay of the Center…

Nineteen Governments Renew Commitment to Protect Climate-Resilient Coral Reefs in Mombasa
Nineteen Governments Renew Commitment to Protect Climate-Resilient Coral Reefs in Mombasa

For so long, coral reefs have been treated as beautiful but fragile ecosystems of the tropics, not as lifelines for the poor, that ends today

Kenya Eyes Leadership Role in Green Shipping as Global Maritime Industry Goes Low-Carbon
Kenya Eyes Leadership Role in Green Shipping as Global Maritime Industry Goes Low-Carbon

As the global maritime industry accelerates efforts to cut carbon emissions, Kenya is positioning itself to become a regional hub for green shipping, renewable maritime fuels and sustainable port infrastructure. The country’s ambitions took centre stage during a World…

Greenpeace Africa Calls for Stronger Ocean Protection at UN Conference
Greenpeace Africa Calls for Stronger Ocean Protection at UN Conference

Greenpeace Africa has unveiled a large-scale sand art installation at Pirates Beach in Mombasa, calling on African governments attending the United Nations Ocean Conference from June 16–18 to strengthen commitments toward ocean protection. The 11th Our Ocean conference (OOC11)…

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