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• At least 15GW of new capacity is expected from competitive auctions before 2027

  By Ajay Ubhi| African Energy Verified Data trend Issue 488 - 25 Jul 2023 - By Ajay Ubhi | 5 minute read Analysis of procurement trends recorded on the African Energy Live Data platform shows that capacity procured through competitive auctions should add at least 15.1GW by 2027, with solar and natural gas adding an estimated 4.4GW and 4.3GW respectively, while wind and hybrid power will also make significant additions to the continent’s generation mix, writes Ajay Ubhi. Want to read more?

  By Ajay Ubhi · African Energy

  Jul. 25, 2023

• Off-grid solar power generation capacity predicted to grow fourfold by 2027

  By Ajay Ubhi| African Energy Verified Data trend Issue 485 - 30 May 2023 - By Ajay Ubhi | 5 minute read More than 800MW of additional off-grid solar capacity is expected to come online over the next five years, according to the African Energy Live Data platform, with large installations in Chad, Morocco and South Africa. Falling costs and an easing of regulations means the financing gap with conventional power is narrowing – and similar trends can be seen in the smaller mini-grid sector. Want to read more?

  By Ajay Ubhi · African Energy

  May. 30, 2023

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