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The Nigerian government has secured US 1.16 million grant from the United States of America as part funding for the 1350MW NNPC-Abuja Independent Power Project (IPP).…
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France in partnership with Digital Africa, will give 1 000 African entrepreneurs the opportunity to participate in the Africa-France Summit in Bordeaux, France, from June 4…
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Australian startup Power Ledger wants to scale up its offerings for much larger communities, as it has already verified its technologies in projects around the world.…
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Operational Instability at South Africa’s IPP Office
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