21 September 2026
Uganda’s extractives industry and the electrification imperative By Josiah Habwe. Uganda is entering an exciting growth period; the country’s energy and extractives industry which include...
The Power and Energy section of AMPO Review covers the projects, technologies, investments and policy developments shaping Africa’s energy sector. Our coverage includes electricity generation, transmission, distribution, renewable energy, gas-to-power, nuclear energy, energy storage, grid development and the infrastructure required to support reliable power supply across the continent.
Uganda’s extractives industry and the electrification imperative By Josiah Habwe. Uganda is entering an exciting growth period; the country’s energy and extractives industry which include...
Written by: Chege Moses Kasaija Load shedding impacted the Zambian economy negatively and forced the government to take decisive intervention through the introduction of the...
Written by: Sandeep Pai And Jennifer Broadhurst Globally, nearly 7,000 coal mines, more than 2,400 coal-fired power plants and hundreds of coal rail networks, trucks...
Written by: Shweta Singh And Frederik Dahlmann Generative AI promises to help solve everything from climate change to poverty. But behind every chatbot response lies...
Written by: Mark Swilling The strategic significance of the reference to energy reform in South African President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address cannot...
Written by: Dipo Baruwa In recent times, Nigeria’s national grid has collapsed with a frequency that has become almost routine. Many observers have interpreted these...
Written by: Timothy Enietan-Matthews For a country that had been hooked on diesel fuel and imported energy for decades, this was more than an industrial...
Written by: Jeremiah Karpowicz Widespread and well-documented increasing electricity prices aren’t helping utilities build a brand, but their messaging could be better. The way the...
Harnessing Indigenous Energy and Mineral Wealth for Sustainable Growth By H.E. Eng. Ahmed Jama Barre Across Africa, the discussion on energy and mineral development is...
Written by: Sudiksha Battineni Chad is one of the most extreme examples of energy poverty, with just 10% of the population connected to electricity, a...
Written by: Dom Wills Africa sits on the edge of the renewable frontier. Its vast rural areas, patchy grid coverage and ideal weather conditions make...
Written by: Barnaby Joseph Dye And Udisha Saklani Dams have been emblematic of the World Bank’s approach to development for many decades. From the bank’s...
Written by: Dr Patrick Narbel South Africa’s energy and mobility sectors are colliding in transformative ways. As electric vehicles (EVs) become more accessible, CleanTechnica reported...
Written by: Anna-Marie Gabriel Electricity demand across the globe is surging at a pace not seen in decades. The International Energy Agency (IEA) forecasts that...
By Walid Sheta Every time I travel to meet with our teams and partners across Africa, I come away with a renewed sense of optimism....
Fabrizio Mozzi, Baudouin Managing Director In the realm of power generation, French engine manufacturer Moteurs Baudouin has been making significant strides with its groundbreaking PowerKit...
You may have seen images of Energy Observer, the vessel which circumnavigated the world from 2017 in complete energy autonomy and stopped over in Cape...
Across the African continent and beyond, millions of households, industries, institutions, and mines depend on power plants for electricity and other essential utilities. Ensuring these...
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