South Africa faced with severe power cuts
South Africa's power company Eskom has announced controlled outages, as they cut 3,000 megawatts of electricity from the grid due...
Energy
Report says Europe greenwashes energy using North Africa
Greenpeace have reported that European countries are extracting renewable energy from North African countries, particularly Morocco and Egypt, greenwashing their...
Europe accused of greenwashing using North African energy
According to Greenpeace, European countries are extracting renewable energy from North African countries, particularly Egypt and Morocco, in order to...
Greenpeace attacks Morocco-UK power plan
Greenpeace have raised massive concerns over a new green energy project, warning that it carries unmistakable "neocolonial dynamics". According to...
First Libyan private oil firm grows rapidly
A Libyan oil firm linked to the faction that controls eastern Libya has exported oil worth a minimum of $600...
London court investigates Shell over oil spills
A hearing has commenced at the high court in London into allegations that oil spills from Shell have polluted areas...
Algeria and Germany sign agreement collaborating on energy
On February 6th, Algerian state gas company Sonelgaz and Germany-based Siemens Energy have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) encouraging...
Algeria and Germany sign energy memorandum of understanding
The state gas company Sonelgaz in Algeria and Siemens Energy in Algeria signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at...
Morocco and Mauritania to connect grids through Western Sahara
Morocco and Mauritania signed an agreement on February 4th, connecting their electricity networks through Western Sahara, reported Middle East Monitor. These...
Morocco and Mauritania to connect grids through Western Sahara
Morocco and Mauritania have signed an agreement to connect their electricity networks through the contested region of Western Sahara, a...
Libya’s state oil firm to boost output and transparency
Libya's national oil corporation (NOC) will focus on increasing its output and transparency, according to new acting chairman Massoud Suleman...
Libya protestors disrupt oil loading operations
Protesters stopped a tanker from loading oil on January 28th at major oil producer Es Sidra port in Libya, two...
Libya looks to Turkey for renewable energy expertise
Turkey is emerging as a key partner in Libya's aspirations for renewable energy sources, as electricity demand outstrips the North...
Minister says Libya needs $3-4 billion to boost oil production
Libya's acting oil and gas minister Khalifa Abdulsadek told Reuters on January 18th that his country needs between $3 billion...
Italy pledges €400m for Tunisia’s energy transition in new agreement
Italy and Tunisia have reached a €400m agreement to fund transition to green energy in Tunisia, as partnership grows between...
