By: Akmal Alsagh, Blog Editor at Clean Energy 4 Africa (CE4A), Sudan. Energy is an important factor for development. It contributes to fulfilling the most basic and essential needs...
By Haruna Muhd Inuwa, Petroleum Engineering, NIGERIA. The discovery of the modern oil well was drilled in 1859. Since then, oil and gas wells have been drilled both onshore...
By:Lundi Ndudane, Senior Innovation and Insights Lead, South Africa The move away from internal combustion engine vehicles to electrical vehicles (EVs) is a disruptive trend in the automotive industry worldwide,...
By: Lundi Ndudane, Senior Innovation and Insights Lead, South Africa Renewable energy accounted for about 9.5% of all global energy in 2017, a slight increase compared with the prior...
Written by: Eng. Maryam Yousif, Electrical engineer. The progress of developing rural electrification in Sudan is limited. According to the World Bank (2019, p. 22) in 2018 4.5 million...
Written by: Eng. Shimaa Abdelhafeez, MSc. Energy Engineering, Pan African University of Water and Energy Science including Climate Change (PANWES). The world’s population is expected to increase from 7.7 billion...
By: Faisal Mustafa, mechanical engineer, The University of Khartoum, Sudan & graduate of the Clean Energy 4 Africa Volunteers Program 2020. Introduction: Since 2003, Darfur has been suffering from...
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: 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...