Jordanian Society for Scientific Research, in cooperation with Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe and the German Aerospace Center DLR, issued a call for papers for ICREFAW
REN21 organized a debriefing meeting on September, 27-28 in Paris, France. The meeting was attended by REN21 team, RCREEE and worldwide regional contributors.
Minister of Electricity and Energy, Mahmoud Balbaa, announced the government approval on new facilities to boost investment in renewable energy.
September 30, Dr Tabitha Boutros, The Sudanese State Minister for Water Resources and Electricity announced the launching of the Sudanese National Energy Efficiency A
The Egyptian government announced considering establishing a new 80 Megawatt Solar Power Plant at Marsa Alam.
The official opening of Jericho Solar Station, of 300 KM capacity, for electricity generation took place on September, 26, 2012.
RCREEE had signed a partnership contract with the World Bank to launch the MENA Network on Low Carbon Development for Inclusive Growth.
Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Alaa Batayneh, inaugurated new solar power plant that will provide the electricity needs of tourism and service facilities i
Energy and electricity experts prepare a new investment guide for electricity production from new, thermal and renewable energies.
Morocco’s minister of Mines, Energy, Water and Environment, “Fouad Douri”, announced the government’s target to seek 25% of the country’s energy needs from renewable
The ministry of Energy and Mines waits for the adoption of an investment program aiming at developing energy sector by 80 billion dollar during the period of 2012 and
The creation of a Desertec Institute for socio-economic studies of renewable energies (DISEM) has been the subject of the workshop held in Tunisia, 3-4 September, und
On 29 August 2013, ECREEE had the honor of receiving at its headquarters in Praia, Cape Verde, a high-level American Investment delegation. They were Mr. Terry Henry - CEO and Mr.
The ECOWAS Renewable Energy Policy (EREP), recently adopted by the Authority of ECOWAS Heads of State and Government, aims to increase the share of renewable energy in the region’s overall electricity mix to 10
The Commission of Infrastructure, Transport and Communications of the National Parliament of East Timor visited the ECOWAS Centre for Renewable energy and Energy Efficiency on a fact-finding mission and to carry out a comparative study of the Cent
