Category: Energy

EnergyGovernmentPolicy

Millions Face Winter Heating Crisis as Federal Shutdown Delays Energy Assistance

Millions of low-income Americans risk having to ration heating this winter as federal energy assistance faces unprecedented delays. The crisis stems from government shutdown impacts and mass staff layoffs that have stalled distribution of vital aid.

Winter Heating Assistance in Peril Amid Federal Chaos

Millions of vulnerable Americans face potential heat rationing this winter as unprecedented delays in critical energy assistance funding threaten to leave low-income households without support, according to reports from energy assistance organizations. The National Energy Assistance Directors Association (NEADA) has warned that the combination of federal government shutdown and staffing shortages is creating a perfect storm that could prevent timely distribution of aid.

by Owen Holt
EnergySustainabilityTechnology

Renewable Energy Firm Ulwazi Technologies Advances Solar Power Access Across Southern Africa

Ulwazi Energy Technologies is accelerating renewable energy adoption across Southern Africa through innovative solar solutions. The company’s work is helping bridge power gaps while promoting environmental sustainability and economic growth throughout the region.

Expanding Renewable Energy Infrastructure

Ulwazi Energy Technologies (UETECH) is reportedly playing a significant role in advancing renewable energy adoption throughout the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region, according to industry reports. Since its establishment in 2012, sources indicate the company has been instrumental in transforming the regional energy landscape by delivering affordable and reliable solar power solutions tailored to both residential and organizational needs.

by Owen Holt
ClimateEnergyFunding

African Climate Research Initiative Secures €4.29 Million for 10 Transdisciplinary Projects

A major climate research funding initiative has selected 10 African-led projects addressing critical environmental vulnerabilities. The €4.29 million program brings together 126 researchers from 21 countries to tackle climate challenges through transdisciplinary approaches.

Major Funding Boost for African Climate Research

Ten transdisciplinary research projects led by African institutions have secured substantial international funding totaling €4.29 million (approximately R86.7 million) through a collaborative initiative between South Africa’s National Research Foundation and the Belmont Forum, according to recent announcements.

by Owen Holt