The project is a vital aspect of a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) signed in March 2023 with DPA Southern Africa, a subsidiary of the French utility EDF. The solar farm aims to supply renewable energy to Africa Data Centres’ locations, starting with the state-of-the-art CPT1 data center in Cape Town.
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Ardagh’s Money4Glass Initiative Transforms Glass Recycling in South Africa
In collaboration with The Glass Recycling Company, Ardagh disbursed nearly $335,000 in incentives in Gauteng and over $67,000 million in the Western Cape.
Only Seven Countries Meet WHO Clean Air Standards
In the latest Global Air Quality Report for 2023, a comprehensive analysis reveals a concerning environmental reality: only seven countries worldwide have succeeded in meeting the World Health Organization’s stringent air quality standards.
A Billion Steps Forward: The Surge of Smart Meters Around the Globe
As we approached the end of 2023, the world saw the installation of over 1.06 billion smart meters, marking a pivotal step towards modernizing utility distribution networks.
Lifezone Metals Reveals Development Plan for Kabanga Nickel Project
A two-phase development plan is expected to generate 3.4 million tons of nickel annually.
IEA Report: Clean Energy Generation to Meet Rising Electricity Demand
The global electricity demand is projected to increase by about 3.4% from 2024 to 2026, but the rapid deployment of renewables and nuclear power is on track to outpace this growth and lower sector-wide emissions by about 2.4% annually.
New WEF Alliance Targets Clean Energy Needs in Developing Countries
The launch of the alliance comes as the overall annual investment in clean energy in the Global South needs to triple from $770 billion currently to $2.2 trillion to 2.8 trillion by the early 2030s.
LyondellBasell, Pigeon Singapore Develop Bio-Based Nursing Bottles
The material is made of raw, bio-based materials, such as used cooking oil, and it maintains the same quality as virgin polypropylene resin while reducing carbon impact by 70% over the product life cycle.
D.light Participates in $148 Million Grant to Expand Solar Power in Uganda
A grant from Uganda’s government will subsidize the price of the company’s clean cookstoves, solar home systems, and solar lanterns, and will allow low-income customers to purchase products on credit.
Tesla And Volvo Create ‘Positive Tipping Points,’ Author Says
Tim Lenton, a professor of climate change at the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom, has identified 25 key issues in climate change.