The bus is run on a traction motor powered by a battery linked to the solar panel on the roof. (Image Source: Kiira Motors)
Kiira Motors has launched the Kayoola, claimed to be Africa’s first solar powered bus, in Kampala, Uganda
The hydropower project is eventually expected to produce 44,000MW. (Image Source: Vattenfall/Flickr)
The World Bank has reportedly suspended funding to help develop a US$14bn hydropower project in DR Congo, after a disagreement with the nation over implementation plans
Construction of the farm started in June 2014 after extensive upgrades to the Eskom Poseidon substation and associated infrastructure to enable the project to deliver its generated electricity to the grid. (Image Source: Vitor Bitencourt Silva/Pixabay)
Indian integrated power company, Cennergi, Tata Power’s joint-venture with Exxaro Resources in South Africa, has announced that its 134MW Amakhala Emoyeni Wind Farm has achieved commercial operation
In March, the Federal Government had announced that it was working towards generating 4,000 MW of electricity from nuclear sources. (Image Source: mucorales/Pixabay)
The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced that it has been exploring options to generate electricity from nuclear materials
The three power plants are set to be commissioned in 2017. (Image Source: Succo/Pixabay)
The Nigerian government has signed an MoU with a consortium consisting of Nigeria-based Nigus Greenergy and South African Volt Renewables for the development of three solar power plants with a total capacity of 300MW
