Energy & Utilities

The latest Energy & Utilities sector features, company profiles, and executive interviews from across Africa.

Latest Energy & Utilities Corporate Stories

AGAMA Biogas : An Important Role in Rural Africa

Managing Director, Gordon Ayres says biogas digester at AGAMA Biogas gives “people in poverty a fighting chance to escape.”

Watertec Africa : Connecting the World of Water

As Africa experiences rapid infrastructure expansion, Watertec Africa is sure to create the perfect opportunity to network with business owners around the world.

Mozambique’s Merged Energy and Resource Ministries Present New Investment Opportunities

EnergyNet will host the 4th Annual Powering Africa Mozambique in Maputo from the 7-8 May 2015

Samsung Takes A ‘What If I Can’ Step Forward

Samsung Electronics has taken a giant step in its corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts in Africa through the launch of its new brand campaign; ‘What If I Can’.

GE Announces Significant Ghanaian Oil & Gas Investment

The Oil & Gas division of the global organization is spending $850M on the order with Eni and partners for Offshore Cape Three Points Block, Ghana.

DCG (DSM Corridor Group) : Committed to Cargo Handling Efficiency

As a favourable name in Tanzania known for reliability and quality, DCG has extensive experience to streamline the movement of bulk and break-bulk cargo with efficiency in mind.

Zambezi River : Harnessing Power

The Zambezi River Authority is planning for a series of significant projects as it continues to lay the foundations for both Zimbabwe and Zambia’s futures.

Spectrum Utility Management : Locally Developed Products

By optimising energy, water and even broadband efficiencies, Spectrum Utility Management (SUM) strives to define the future of smart cities in Africa.

Aggreko Extends 200 MW Ivory Coast Power Project

Aggreko has announced a three year contract extension to its 200 MW gas-fired power project in Ivory Coast.

IMF Identifies Mozambican LNG Urgency to Maintain Economic Growth

The Southern African country is on the cusp of securing liquefied natural gas contracts, presenting a critical milestone, but time is of the essence according to the International Monetary Fund