The plant is expected to start operating by the end of 2016. (Image source: Public Domain Photos/Flickr)
Chinese firm Sepco III has signed a deal to build a 318MW coal-fired power plant in the North African country of Morocco
The solar power projects will enable the farms to reduce the use of diesel power generators. (Image source: Aggathopos/Flickr)
Kenyan flower farms have started investing in solar panels in an attempt to get access to a stable power source and cut electricity costs
While the focus on geothermal power in East Africa has mainly been on electricity generation, experts in Kenya now say that its potential goes beyond this into agriculture, health, tourism and hotel industries
A feasibility study for the project has already been completed and the plant will be expected to be operational in June 2014. (Image source: Pink Dispatcher/Flickr)
The Rwandan government has signed an agreement with GigaWatt Global Rwanda to develop a grid-level solar electric generating plant
The two companies will together to provide engineering, procurement and construction services to the PV industry in South Africa. (Image source: sxc.hu)
Chinese solar energy solutions provider NARI has entered into a partnership with solar mounting supplier Powerway Renewable Energy to build PV projects in South Africa
