Jocelyne Landry Tsonang: “The circular economy must be formalised in Africa!

The World Circular Economy Forum (WCEF) takes place from 6 to 7 December 2022 in Kigali, Rwanda. Central Africa is taking part in this event, via a Studio organised in Yaoundé, Cameroon.

WCEF 2022: Central African producers’ responsibility engaged in Yaoundé

The World Circular Economy Forum (WCEF2022), which closed in Kigali, Rwanda, on 8 December 2022, allowed Africa to rethink its strategies for transitioning to a circular economy, particularly in Central

AFRICA: Helsinki to host the 7th World Circular Economy Forum come May 2023

After Kigali in Rwanda in 2022, Helsinki, the capital of Finland, will host the 7th Circular Economy Forum (WCEF2023) from 30 May to 1 June 2023.

WCEF2022: The call for the convening of the African Circular Economy Forum

The sixth World Circular Economy Forum (WCEF2022) has just concluded in the Rwandan capital.

Are biofuels the answer to sustainable energy in Africa?

With a targeted population of approximately two billion people by 2050 , there is pressure on Africa to find renewable and sustainable sources of energy to meet its growing demands.

The world’s population estimated to reach eight billion on November 2022

World population hits eight billion — here’s how researchers predict it will grow United Nations model predicts a slower rate of population growth than was previously estimated.

Maasai warriors swap killing lions for collecting trophies in ‘Olympics’ designed to protect predators

KIMANA, Kenya, 10 December 2022

1.5° Still Achievable, Claiming Otherwise Serves Fossil Interests, Birol Says

It’s “factually incorrect and politically very wrong” to say a 1.5°C limit on average global warming is no longer possible, International Energy Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol said this week, pushing back on the “unusual coalition” of scientists, activists, and fossil industry “incumbents”

Developer CWP Global signs deal to develop 10-gigawatt green hydrogen project in Djibouti

Renewables company CWP Global has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Government of Djibouti to develop a 10GW renewable and green hydrogen hub in Djibouti.

French developer Neoen gets regulatory approval to build massive 1000MW/4000MWh battery storage project in Western Australia

A giant 4GWh battery proposed by French renewable energy developer Neoen for the coal town Collie in Western Australia has won development approval, allowing the French company to get set for breaking ground on the first stage of the project next year.

Equinor set to begin construction at 531-megawatt Mendubim solar project in Brazil

  Equinor has made the final investment decision on its 531MW Mendubim solar project in Brazil.

European Commission to fund 600-megawatt renewable energy bridge between Europe and Africa

Wind power generation in Turkey hits all-time high

Daily Sabah:

German government to give Kenya 112 million euros to aid in transition to 100% renewables

ABC News:

Egypt to become global energy hub with plans to increase renewable energy capacity by 55 gigawatts

Saur Energy:

European Union to cut permitting times for solar and renewable energy assets

PV Tech:

City of Farmington says planned carbon capture project at New Mexico coal plant no longer viable

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Hydrom seeks proposals for large-scale green hydrogen projects in Oman

Arabian Gulf Business Insight:

India’s G20 presidency is an opportunity for green hydrogen leadership

The global discussion on green hydrogen must not become another gateway for promoting grey or blue hydrogen.

Putin's war, Biden's green law, China's surge | Seven reasons for energy transition fear and cheer

AGENDA SPECIAL | The final Agenda of this year brings you Recharge’s seven reasons for energy transition cheer and fear from 2022 – and our best wishes for a happy and peaceful holiday season.