Category: Solar Renewable Energy
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🇺🇸America must build abroad to lead in Clean Energy
China is building the world’s next power grid, and America is left behind. Last year, the New York Times Magazinefollowed a high-voltage transmission line passing through the mountainous provinces in northern Laos. Built by Chinese firms, it will soon send wind and solar power north into China’s grid. On paper, it’s a clean energy success. In…
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Live from NEDCo Yard, Tamale: President Mahama Inspects New Transformers to Improve Power Supply
President John Dramani Mahama visited the Northern Electricity Distribution Company (NEDCo) yard in Tamale on April 19, 2026, to inspect new transformers aimed at enhancing power supply reliability in the region. This hands-on inspection highlights ongoing government efforts to tackle persistent distribution challenges, including overloaded transformers and low voltage issues. The initiative builds on recent…
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The Sony Afeela Was Doomed to Fail
Sony Honda Mobility’s Afeela electric car project was canceled due to Honda’s broader electric vehicle strategy shift and financial losses. Despite showcasing a “video-game” experience with PlayStation integration, the Afeela 1 faced long delays, competitive disadvantages in range and pricing, and an uncertain market for entertainment-focused cars. Reservation holders will get refunds, though the future…
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🇳🇬 Solar Quietens the Constant Hum from Nigeria’s Generators
Regular visitors to Nigeria will know well the inescapable sound of generators that hum day and night. By some estimates, the machines spanning Africa’s most-populous nation can produce as much as 75 gigawatts of power — well above the amount South Africa, the continent’s biggest economy, can muster. While helping to fill the energy deficit…
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Earth in Flux: Magnetic Shifts, Solar Storms, and What They Mean for Africa
Recent scientific updates reveal our planet is experiencing significant geophysical changes, from a wandering magnetic pole to intensified solar activity. While these events unfold over vast timescales, they have tangible effects on the technology and natural systems we depend on. 🧭 The Moving Magnetic North Pole The magnetic north pole is not fixed. Unlike the…
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Solar Storms and Africa: Understanding the Sun’s Recent Fury and Its Impact
The Sun, our life-giving star, has been unusually active. In recent weeks, a series of powerful solar eruptions have sent waves of charged particles toward Earth, triggering geomagnetic storms that have disrupted technology and painted skies with auroras. For Africa, this isn’t just distant space weather; it has already caused significant radio communication blackouts across…
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Africa’s Green Shift: The Electric Vehicle and Solar Energy Boom
Across the continent, a quiet revolution is accelerating. African nations are increasingly turning to electric vehicles (EVs) and solar power, a powerful duo that promises to reshape transportation, energy, and economic landscapes. This shift is driven by a combination of forward-thinking policies, falling technology costs, and the urgent need for sustainable solutions. Leading the Charge:…
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Level 3 Solar Storm Watch
Solar Storm Reaches Level 3: Impacts and Outlook for Africa Date: November 6, 2025 A significant Level 3 (G3) Strong geomagnetic storm is forecasted to impact Earth, driven by a combination of a Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) and high-speed solar wind from a coronal hole . This event has the potential to disrupt critical technological…
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Space Weather and Earth Hazard Report: Rare Auroral Displays, Campi Flegrei Unrest, and Pan-African Earthquake Watch
Skywatchers were recently treated to a rare celestial spectacle as intensified solar activity around October 20-22, 2025, produced vivid auroral lights visible even at lower latitudes than usual. This was driven by a moderate G2 geomagnetic storm fueled by solar flares and charged particles from the sun reaching Earth’s magnetic field. The event coincided with…
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🇷🇺🇪🇹 “Rosatom” will build a nuclear power plant in Ethiopia based on the modern and safe VVER-1200 reactor
🇷🇺🇪🇹 “Rosatom” will build a nuclear power plant in Ethiopia based on the modern and safe VVER-1200 reactor — the Russian ambassador to the country, Evgeny Terekhin. 💬 “The document, signed by the Director General of Rosatom Alexey Likhachev and his Ethiopian counterpart Ashebir Balchi, defines a clear sequence of steps: the creation of a…
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