As part of the rollout of its multi-energy strategy in Angola, TotalEnergies announced the launch of the Begonia oil field, and Quiluma and Maboqueiro gas fields developments, as well as its first photovoltaic project in the country, with a capacity of 35 MWp and the possibility of adding 45 MWp in a second phase.

The Project Implementation Unit at the Republic of Angola’s Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries invites bids from eligible potential suppliers for the supply and installation of 140 80KVAs solar panels, 90 gel batteries and accessories for Lucira Fishing Center.

Minister of Energy and Water in Angola, João Baptista, Borges has announced the country’s plans to increase access to electricity from 42.8% to 50% by 2025.

The change to solar energy showed the students how they can change their energy usage. They learned how the electrical currents work, why each piece of equipment is needed and ways people can upgrade their lives to be more efficient.

Key opportunities have emerged from this strategic move such as the phased development of a new renewable energy sector, increased electrification targets, environmental protection and the co-benefits of job creation and skills transfer.

Angola’s cell phone company Unitel has signed a contract with Huawei, the Chinese technology giant, to implement green power generation systems for its network. The initiative aims to reduce the use of diesel generators, allowing Unitel to optimize the sustainability of its services in the central African country.