Energy & Utilities

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

Latest Energy & Utilities Corporate Stories

Looking ahead to the Africa Energy Indaba in Cape Town

The Africa Energy Indaba is the continent's definitive energy event, providing an agenda that influences energy policy for Africa

Exploring Energy Innovation Beyond the Grid

Santosh Naidoo of African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM) discusses how off-grid energy innovation can open up access to electricity for millions of unconnected African citizens.

Umgeni Water : The Hydro Hero

Owed to its sound financial health and an innovation-first ethos, Umgeni Water continues to invest in the critical solutions required to quench South Africa’s thirst.

Kelvin Power : Keeping Joburg Switched On

Kelvin Power represents much-needed grid stability for South Africa’s largest city, operating as the only large privately-owned coal power plant in the country.

Interview: Talking sustainability with Sahara Group

Pearl Uzokwe, Director of Governance and Sustainability at Sahara Group, discusses the definition of and ‘Africa approach' to sustainability

Lesedi Nuclear Services 2019 : Bringing Excellence to EPC

Lesedi is now firmly established as a leading provider of engineering, project management and maintenance solutions for a various sectors.

Opinion: The importance of protecting Africa’s essential energy infrastructure

Derek Campbell, Chief Executive Officer of Energy & Natural Resource Security, Inc, on the challenges and solutions to protecting energy infrastructure

African Energy Chamber to visit China to discus industry investment

The visit aims at further introducing the Chamber to the Chinese market following a series of roadshows organised in China

Eneo : Cameroon’s Electricity Transformer 

Eneo continues to invest in energy infrastructure upgrades and community-driven projects, with its think big, start small approach.

Water Utilities Corporation Botswana : Water Turned Welfare 

Through 800 boreholes, 3,700 employees and 500,000 connections, the Water Utilities Corporation Botswana is serving 2.5 million people.