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The January 2026 Energy Transition Insights highlights strong growth in Africa’s renewable energy market, with 47 deals recorded—up 113% year-over-year. Solar dominated project development, while financing activity tripled to $825 million, driven largely by debt from development finance institutions. Major milestones included 702 MW of new capacity commissioned, large hybrid solar-plus-storage projects advancing to construction readiness, and increased power purchase agreement (PPA) activity totaling 2.4 GW of contracted capacity. The report also highlights growing geographic diversification beyond South Africa, with increased activity across North, West, and East Africa.

The Weekly Energy Brief — Africa (March 9–15, 2026) highlights major energy developments across the continent amid a surge in oil prices following the Strait of Hormuz disruption. Key updates include the financial close of South Africa’s 255 MW Thakadu solar project, Tunisia’s 60 MW Sidi Bouzid solar plant reaching commercial operation, and Globeleq’s acquisition of a 51% stake in Zambia’s Lunsemfwa Hydro. The brief also covers financing deals in Egypt and rural telecom solar projects, alongside oil and gas developments in Nigeria, Tanzania, and Namibia.

The May 2025 edition of Monthly Insights on Renewable Energy Transactions in Africa highlights a highly active month across the continent’s clean energy landscape. A total of 55 deals were recorded, marking a 10% increase from April, driven largely by new project milestones and strong policy momentum in leading markets such as Southern Africa. Solar PV continues to dominate Africa’s energy transition, accounting for 31 transactions, while large-scale hydro and wind projects—though fewer in number—represent nearly half of the month’s disclosed financing due to their capital intensity.