
ACSEA AT THE GERMAN MISSION TO CAMEROON
On the 20th of February 2023, The African Coalition for Sustainable Energy and Access was hosted at the German Embassy in Cameroon. The senior staff comprised of Dr. Augustine B NJAMNSHI (Executive Director), Eugene N Nforngwa (Director of programs) and Afanyu Yembe N ( Head of Communications and Advocacy) were received by Dr. Valentin Katzer…

CAMEROON: ENSURING A PEOPLE-CENTERED ENERGY TRANSITION IN AFRICA THROUGH CIVIL SOCIETY ENGAGEMENT
In prelude to the 2022 United Nation’s Climate Change Conference, COP27 which is ongoing in Egypt since November 06th and will run till November 18th , Africa Coalition for Sustainable Energy and Access (ACSEA) organized a 2-day event on the 20th and 21st Oct. 2022. This event was aimed at bringing government policymakers, civil society…

Pan-African Summit on Just Transition and Energy Democracy (PASJTED) Nairobi, Kenya | 16-17 May2022
Energy transition debates and actions tend to focus on emission reduction. That makes sense because fossil fuels account for two-thirds of global emissions. Fossil fuel production should have been dropping 6% every year since 2020 and stay at the same rate until 2030 to meet the targets of the Paris Agreement. That’s not happening. Instead,…

NIGERIA: ENSURING A PEOPLE-CENTERED ENERGY TRANSITION IN AFRICA THROUGH CIVIL SOCIETY ENGAGEMENT
Following the two days conference that took place in Morocco on the 12th and 13th of April 2022, another two days meeting on Renewable Energy was held in Abuja Nigeria precisely at the Reiz Continental Hotel on the 19th and 20th of April 2022. This meeting taking place in Nigeria aims at, Reaching a consensus…

Rabat Morocco: launching of GUARD Africa and People centered energy transition in Africa projects in Morocco
On Tuesday 12th of April, during a workshop held at the Ministry of Energy by the Moroccan Association of Teachers of Life and Earth Sciences (AESVT), Two Pan-African projects on climate change and Sustainable energy were launched. Organized in partnership with the Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development and the Pan-African Climate Justice Alliance…

ENSURING A PEOPLE-CENTERED ENERGY TRANSITION IN AFRICA THROUGH CIVIL SOCIETY ENGAGEMENT.
KENYA NATIONAL PROJECT LAUNCH AND WORKSHOP ON RENEWABLE ENERGY 10TH – 11TH MARCH 2022 HILTON HOTEL The Kenyan energy sector is poised to be one of the most progressive on the continent – only second to South Africa. Currently, the sector has an installed power capacity of 2,732MW with KenGen contributing 61% (1,630MW) and IPPs…