All round climate and sustainable energy across Africa

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African leaders meeting at the AU Summit in Addis Ababa are placing climate risk, energy transition, and economic financing at the centre of discussions, as conflicts, floods and drought intensify pressure for faster policy action across the continent.

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Designed to assess both the challenges and prospects of the energy transition, the Beyond Oil and Gas Alliance (BOGA) Fund Programme will steer the country away from oil dependence.

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PETAN has called for an Africa-led energy transition and stronger investment frameworks, urging policymakers and industry players at SAIPEC 2026 to balance development, energy access and sustainability while accelerating indigenous participation across the continent’s energy sector.

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According to the World Bank, 90% of Gabon’s urban population has access to basic water services, while 94% has access to electricity.

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Nigeria has called for stronger global and regional partnerships to deliver cleaner, affordable and secure energy, as the Nigeria International Energy Summit (NIES 2026) opens in Abuja with a focus on investment, gas transition and renewable expansion.

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The African Development Bank has deployed drone technology to support search, rescue and damage assessment efforts in Mozambique, as severe flooding leaves hundreds of thousands affected and critical infrastructure damaged.

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Sasol said flooding damaged several roads and complicated the transport of critical logistics, including condensates associated with gas production.

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Climate variability is affecting how renewable energy systems perform and how reliable they are across regions and the WMO Secretary-General Celeste Saulo, says ntegrating climate information and early warning systems into energy planning is essential to ensure system resilience as clean energy capacity expands.

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The initiative will support the rollout of solar-powered cold storage facilities, refrigerators, water pumps and grain mills in African countries such as Kenya, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Sierra Leone, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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The new climate policy is aimed at encouraging businesses to adopt environmentally friendly practices, reduce waste, and foster green jobs.