Yunus Kemp is a journalist for ESI Africa, specializing in energy and power-related news in Africa. With a focus on renewable energy, infrastructure development, and sustainability, Yunus covers stories that highlight the efforts and advancements in the African energy sector.
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Yunus Kemp's coverage primarily focuses on the energy sector, particularly renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power. He seems to be interested in government announcements, expert commentary, and press releases related to projects aimed at improving energy access and sustainability.
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As there is no specified geographic focus for Yunus's articles, he appears to cover a broad range of regions when it comes to developments in the renewable energy space.
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By: Yunus Kemp
The future of coal demand in South Africa will be shaped by policy makers’ decisions regarding the coal-fired power fleet, says a new report
By: Yunus Kemp
Morocco is implementing several strategies to promote and increase renewable energy projects as well as grid expansion
The country is looking to introduce more EVs into its public transport system
By: Yunus Kemp
These businesses and institutions in Nigeria can now generate their own electricity, but may not sell units to a third party
By: Yunus Kemp
New partnerships spearheaded by the AU is looking to drive energy efficiency across Africa through key initiatives
TCN says vandals are posing a major threat to its grid expansion plans
The project is intended to form part of a European Hydrogen Backbone supporting the continent’s clean energy plans
The solar PV farm, in the northern parts of Ghana, is expected to be up and running by the second quarter of 2025
By: Yunus Kemp, Raphael Pouget
The day was declared by the UN General Assembly to raise awareness and mobilise action for a just and inclusive transition to clean energy
African countries, the AfDB and WB have committed to bringing a stable source of energy to hundreds of millions of people, Mission 300
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