The anniversary nomination cycle of the Global Energy Prize has had the widest geographic reach in the history of the Prize: the long list of the 2023 edition includes 90 scientists from 48 countries.
Solar energy has the biggest potential for development compared to other renewable energy sources in Africa, says Andrew Amadi, CEO of the Kenya Renewable Energy Association.
The oil refining industry in Southeast Asia is becoming high-tech. The industry is experiencing the emergence of high value-added products such as plastics or polyethylene, as well as the growth of bioenergy and artificial intelligence.
The 20th jubilee nomination cycle of the Global Energy Prize started on 1 January 2023 and will end on 20 April 2023. Applications for three categories are accepted: Conventional Energy, Non-Conventional Energy and New Ways of Energy Application.
The future of Ethiopia’s energy complex is linked primarily to the development of renewable energy sources, said Emeshaw Damtew, president of the Ethiopian Nuclear Science Society, in an interview with the Global Energy Association.
Development problems existing in Africa’s energy complex are related to the lack of major industrial energy consumers and an economically and infrastructurally underdeveloped agricultural sector, said Abel Didier Tella, CEO of the Association of Power Utilities of Africa, in an interview with the Global Energy Association.
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