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The initiative aims to boost Zimbabwe’s renewable energy capacity through enhanced research, innovation, and local manufacturing, positioning the country to capitalise on its lithium reserves and growing demand for clean energy solutions.
- Collins Nweze
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The shift towards local manufacturing of solar panel is proving to be a game-changer in the industry. Importation costs, logistics challenges, and currency fluctuations have historically inflated the prices of solar panels, making them less accessible to the average consumer.
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With this new expansion, TOYO’s total solar cell production capacity in Ethiopia will double from 2GW to 4GW, enabling the company to meet the rising global demand for its high-performance solar products.
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LPV Technologies has launched a new solar panel factory in Lagos to boost local production and reduce reliance on imports. The company believes locally made solar panels, combined with other energy sources like gas, will help tackle Nigeria’s electricity shortages.
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The new assembly lines are part of the Spiro Academy’s upskilling program that aims to enhance local production and create employment opportunities for women in the EV sector. Spiro’s investment in women-led manufacturing aligns with its broader goal of building sustainable mobility solutions for Africa.
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The shift towards local manufacturing of solar panel is proving to be a game-changer in the industry. Importation costs, logistics challenges, and currency fluctuations have historically inflated the prices of solar panels, making them less accessible to the average consumer.
- Jibril Mohamed Ahmed
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Across Africa, there’s a familiar refrain in industries like textiles, electronics, and agriculture: countries become the world’s factory, pumping out raw materials or semi-finished goods while importing the shiny, finished products. It’s a little like cooking a five-course meal, only to have someone else eat it while you’re left with the crumbs.
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The heavy reliance on imported solar panels slows down the adoption of renewable energy technologies across Nigeria. The financial burden of import-related costs makes solar solutions less affordable for both businesses and households.
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A group of scientists from the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) are joint collaborators on a R70 million Swansea University-led research project to develop and manufacture sustainable perovskite solar modules (PSMs) in Africa, empowering local communities and promoting sustainable energy.
- Julie Roberts
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Africa stands on the brink of a renewable energy revolution, with solar power offering vast potential for electrification and economic growth. However, the continent faces challenges, including supply chain vulnerabilities, extreme environmental conditions, and a critical need for skilled labor.