Africa: Powering Africa’s digital future – Why energy infrastructure is the foundation of the intelligent era

Africa: Powering Africa’s digital future – Why energy infrastructure is the foundation of the intelligent era

At Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2026, the theme “Data, Compute & Energy: the power equation of the AI era ” captured a reality the digital economy can no longer ignore. Amid the global race to digitalize economies and strengthen economic competitiveness, a paradox is emerging. Artificial intelligence, cloud computing and digital services are often perceived…

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Africa: Powering Africa’s digital future – Why energy infrastructure is the foundation of the intelligent era

Africa: President Tinubu Is Positioning Nigeria As Africa’s Renewable Energy Hub – Aliyu, REA MD

For the first time, Nigeria has become an exporter of PV panels, shipping Lagos-made panels to countries like Ghana. In this interview Managing Director of Rural Electrification Agency (REA), Dr Abba Aliyu speaks on Nigeria’s emerging leadership in the renewable energy space and how the country is becoming a major exporter of solar-PV panels. He…

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Africa: Powering Africa’s digital future – Why energy infrastructure is the foundation of the intelligent era

Africa: Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited – Energy for People and Planet

Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited pulled off the biggest divestment transaction by an indigenous company in Nigeria’s history last March when it completed the acquisition of Shell’s share in the Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) Joint Venture (JV) and retained Operatorship of the largest upstream company in the country. Also, Renaissance boosted production by 40%…

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Africa: Powering Africa’s digital future – Why energy infrastructure is the foundation of the intelligent era

Africa: Renaissance Energy Pushes Cleaner Energy for Africa Amid IOCs’ Exit Opportunities

Renaissance Africa Energy Company, has called for accelerated adoption of cleaner energy solutions across Africa, viewing the ongoing exit of international oil companies (IOCs) as a golden opportunity for indigenous firms to lead the charge. The chief executive officer of Renaissance, Tony Attah, called for Africa’s energy transition to be on African terms, urging global…

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