NEWS: Hydropower is a key plank of US$5 billion World Bank investment in electricity for Africa
NEWS: Ositadinma Nebo says country will invest in coal and gas power for national grid to combat urban blackouts
NEWS: US president Barack Obama champions electricity for Africa and insists business leaders accept climate change
NEWS: UN plea for food aid to the Sahel as scientific studies flag up climate change threat to food production
NEWS: Latest blow means rich countries need to deliver on finance and emission cuts in 2015 warns Wylbur Simuusa
NEWS: Climate vulnerable nations need to take leadership role or face severe impacts says UN chief
NEWS: Congo’s forests facing chronic water stress say scientists, potentially affecting native species
NEWS: ADB says focus will be on finance readiness, so countries can apply for Green Climate Fund backing later this year
NEWS: Congo Basin will warm 50% faster due to deforestation in world’s second largest rain forest, says new research
NEWS: Social enterprise SunnyMoney aims to eradicate kerosene lamps in favour of solar power by 2020
NEWS: Draft of IPCC’s forthcoming report reveals droughts, floods, famines and health impacts from a warming world
Small African country has huge solar, geothermal and hydro potential, but needs financial support
Geo-engineering could lower global temperatures but could also damage seasonal rainfall patterns, a study says
Social Venture Africa’s pilot project in January 2014 aims to turn Ghanaian mothers into solar engineers and entrepreneurs
Southern Africa could be among areas hardest hit by climate change. A rapidly expanding population is likely to add to future problems, says a new study
Experts estimate Great Rift Valley could generate 15,000MW from geothermal sources alone
Longer ice-free periods in the Arctic will lead to increased activity in the region within the next ten years and intensify ice degradation
Scheme will support US companies to enter market with goal of doubling energy access in sub-Saharan Africa
Scientific advisor to the African Union says GM has already been “invaluable”
Plant which is a staple food crop for millions of people across Africa is at risk from disease as regional temperatures rise, scientists say