Category: Energy
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5th Edition Zimbabwe Clean Energy Week 2026 to Position Energy Sector Stakeholders
The annual Zimbabwe Clean Energy Week 2026, scheduled for 3rd December 2026, is set to feature both seasoned and emerging players in the clean energy sector as the country makes major inroads into scaling up renewable energy initiatives.
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Energy Capital & Power Launches ‘Prospect’ – the Global Newsroom for Energy and Mining
Prospect is now the group’s independent, online platform for comprehensive and timely coverage of energy and mining in Africa, Europe, the MENA region and the Americas.
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Ghana’s Energy Minister to Headline African Energy Week (AEW) 2026
Ghana’s Minister for Energy & Green Transition, John Abdulai Jinapor, will join African Energy Week (AEW) 2026 this October. Backed by a newly secured $3.5-billion investment drive and a pivot toward nuclear and battery-supported renewables, the Minister is expected to share critical insights into Ghana’s regulatory reforms and the future of its offshore blocks.
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Green Energy Milestone: Solar & Storage Zimbabwe 2025 Sets Stage for Sector-Wide Innovation
The importance of this event lies in its direct contribution to accelerating the adoption of solar and storage technology, a cornerstone of Zimbabwe’s energy security and environmental commitments.
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ZERA Sets the Record Straight: No Solar Tax Imposed, Government Encouraging Green Energy Use
By Tendai Keith Guvamombe The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has moved swiftly to quell public anxiety, strongly dismissing a “malicious article” circulating on social media that falsely claimed the Authority intends to impose a tax on domestic solar energy users.
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Sunlight To Darkness: Power Outage at SONA Is Zimbabwe’s Loudest Call For Energy Revolution
The moment President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s State of the Nation Address (SONA) was plunged into pitch-black darkness at the new, grand Parliament Building on Tuesday 28 October 2025, it became the most public display of Zimbabwe’s persistent power crisis.
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Unearthing Baghdad; A 2000 Year Old Clay Pot used as World’s First Battery
Discovered near Baghdad in 1936, the Baghdad Battery is a remarkable set of artifacts, potentially representing the world’s oldest known electric cell.
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Danger Zone: Europe’s Largest Nuclear Plant Relies On Diesel Generators After Losing Primary Water Source
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) in Ukraine is more than just Europe’s largest atomic facility; it is a live wire threatening the safety of the entire continent.
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Zimbabwe’s Dr. Magombo Calls for Bold Action at SADC Water-Energy Meeting
Zimbabwe is currently playing host to a pivotal gathering of Senior Officials from SADC Member States for the 43rd Joint Meeting of Ministers Responsible for Energy and Water.
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