Yunus Kemp is a Senior Journalist at ESI Africa. With over 20 years of experience in media, he covers a range of topics including Energy Policy & Regulation, Energy Sustainability, Nuclear Energy, Renewable Energy, Energy Trading, and Energy Storage. Yunus is featured in ESI Africa, where he shares insights on the evolving landscape of the 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.
Given his focus on government announcements and expert commentary, Yunus may be receptive to pitches from industry experts with insights into renewable energy projects or government representatives involved in sustainable energy initiatives. Pitches that highlight innovative approaches or success stories within the renewable energy sector are likely to resonate well with him.
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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Several countries across Africa are all actively considering embarking on a nuclear energy programme to produce electricity
By: Yunus Kemp
Wind energy accounts for 8% of the current generation capacity in South Africa and is set to be significantly increased, Windaba heard
By: Yunus Kemp
Nuclear Power Plants Authority of Egypt personnel attended control points during the manufacturing of the reactor pressure vessel
Nuclear in Africa must grow - Kirill Komarov, Rosatom First Deputy Director-General and Director for Development and International Business
By: Yunus Kemp
The energy transition strategy of Eskom is aimed at unlocking a competitive, low-carbon economy by reforming the country’s power market
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde said the province’s 5,700MW energy programme aims to stabilise supply, cut costs and stimulate competition
By: Yunus Kemp
The government has recommended the establishment of a G20 Africa Engagement Framework, aimed at addressing fiscal and monetary challenges
The Western Cape has invited investors to partner with it in green energy, agri-processing, technology, manufacturing, among others
By: Yunus Kemp
Limited municipal creditworthiness remains a major constraint across South Africa, even among relatively well-performing municipalities
Meyer said the provincial government has mapped energy and water security plans for all of the province’s municipalities
