Renewable Energy
A Small Solar Centre Debuts in Nairobi While the Country Rethinks How It Powers Homes
Inside the mall corridors of Sarit Centre, a new space invites visitors to handle solar panels, inspect inverters and walk…
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Renewable Energy
Africa’s Green Economy Summit 2026 Charts a Course from Vision to Viability
The Africa’s Green Economy Summit (AGES) 2026 has opened its doors in Cape Town, marking a pivotal moment in the…
Renewable Energy
GSMA Introduces £100k–£200k Innovation Fund for Green Transition
The GSMA today announced the global launch of a new Innovation Fund offering grants of £100,000 to £200,000 to support…
Sustainability
How Pan African Network for Climate Action is Redefining Climate Leadership in Africa
Across Africa, a quiet revolution is unfolding; one led not by seasoned diplomats or legacy institutions, but by young people…
Sustainability
d.light Extends Solar Product Warranty to 5 Years
d.light has announced the launch of the off-grid solar industry’s first 5-year product warranty, setting a new benchmark for durability,…
Sustainability
As Uganda Scales Up Electric Cooking After Kenya’s Carbon Crash
Uganda’s electric cooking conversation starts with a number that rarely makes headlines. Adoption is estimated at 2%. The government wants…
Sustainability
The Micro-Economics of IM Foundation’s Project Imarisha
For decades, Nairobi’s Ngong Forest was often viewed as a distant public asset a vast green expanse that many residents…
Sustainability
Africa’s Scaling Gap Widens as Climate Tech Capital Returns
The conversation around climate tech in Africa has grown more grounded. Not less ambitious, but more honest about friction. At…
Sustainability
Kenya Unveils The National Carbon Registry And Resets Control Over Carbon Projects
The upcoming launch of the Kenya National Carbon Registry lands at a moment when Kenya’s carbon market is no longer…
Sustainability
Clean Energy Dominates Kenya Venture Capital in 2025
Venture capital tends to carry a story about expansion. More deals, more founders, more ideas entering the market. Yet the…