By: Lillian Nseula, Energy and Development Economist, Founder of Womenergy 265 Transitioning from Carbon emitting to clean cooking fuels Energy poverty is still one of the biggest challenges of...
By: Sadah Adil, Programs Manager, Cleanenergy4Africa During the past decades solar energy became an integral part for many sorts of technologies, across the globe. Combined Heat and Power (CHP)...
By: Mohamed Tarig, renewable energy engineer, Qatar As one of the most trending topics nowadays and due to its constantly evolving nature, the solar PV industry requires continuous studying...
By: Mogdad Abdeen, Graduate Sustainable Energy Engineer, University of Strathclyde, UK Currently, many developing countries are suffering overwhelming energy supply issues due to unprecedented rapid urbanization and unreliable power...
Written By: Elaff Alfadil, Energy Engineer, Solarman Co. Ltd., Sudan Access to energy services is crucial for development, especially electricity, given the central role it plays-for its versatility and...
Written by: Yousif Mohamed, Market Analyst, Germany Developing African countries play in a different league, regarding energy sector reform and development. In contrast to developed countries, the concerns of...
The current event of pandemic is the long-time awaited child of the global supply chain. We have not been shocked by the idea of a pandemic because we knew...
A study by: Dr. Hazir Farouk (Sudan University of Science and Technology) and Dr. Tirto Prakoso (Institute of Technology, Bandung in Indonesia) Interest in production of Jatropha curcas for...
What is the electric car? Electric cars are electric vehicles (EVs) that have an electric motor to convert electricity to kinetic energy to drive the car instead of using...
By: Sadah A. T. Muawad , Department of Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering, Sudan University of Science and Technology, Khartoum, Sudan Part 1 of this study can be accessed...
