The rapid industrialization in Africa in recent decades has significantly increased the demand for energy across all sectors of the economy. In response, both governments and private players have expanded investments in power infrastructure to meet this growing need.…
The escalation of tensions involving Iran and Israel has rattled global energy markets, sending oil and gas prices upward and reviving fears of another energy shock. For oil-import dependent economies, particularly across Africa, the impact is immediate: rising fuel…
The Implementation Forum a main component of Climate Week 3, was built around what was described as a “from dialogue to delivery” ethos
As countries head to climate negotiations; COP31, the Santa Marta summit is being positioned as a stepping stone toward more decisive action.
The Convention in Santa Marta to discuss pathways for transitioning away from fossil fuels, the IISD database provides a practical tool
The latest emissions projections for Germany, long regarded as a global leader in climate action, reveal a widening gap between its climate targets and actual progress, signaling not just a national slowdown but a broader weakening of global green…
First days of March, as the war in the Middle East ensued, Brent crude prices rose by about 18 percent, increasing the cost of fuel imports
Even during periods when renewable production exceeded domestic consumption, Portugal occasionally imported electricity to maintain stability
in a dialogue, AfDB’s Marco Yamaguchi, aviation leaders debated whether Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) represents an industrial breakthrough
The upcoming Clean Cooking Summit in Nairobi is being positioned as a decisive financial and policy milestone in Africa’s effort to end energy poverty, following high-level discussions at the 2026 Ministerial Meeting of the International Energy Agency (IEA). The…
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