Securing the Grid: Battery Storage as a Strategic Asset for East Africa’s Clean Energy Transition
Reliable electricity in East Africa is not just a matter of convenience but a prerequisite for urban development, healthcare, industrialisation, and digital connectivity…
Depths of Possibility: Inside Kenya’s Geothermal Expansion and Its Emergence on the World Stage
In comparison to other sources of power, geothermal energy presents numerous advantages, such as its resilience against drought and climatic variability in addition to its high availability capacity factor at over 95%, and its green energy.
Hazard to Powerhouse: Unlocking East Africa's Wastewater Energy Potential
As East Africa strides ambitiously towards a future powered by renewable energy, the region’s attention is heavily set on the abundant potential of its sun, wind, and geothermal resources. Yet there exists another largely untapped source of power that flows in the gutters of its bustling cities and towns, often referred to as wastewater.
Between Aspiration, Risk, and Strategic Necessity: Assessing East Africa’s Nuclear Energy Potential
East Africa faces chronic power deficits and rapid demand for growth, yet it is considering one of the most capital-intensive energy technologies ever deployed. This paradox defines the region’s nuclear debate. As governments unveil ambitious plans, the central question is whether nuclear power is a realistic medium-term solution or a policy mirage driven by long-term aspiration.
