Global renewable infrastructure investor Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has secured €1.3 billion in the first close of its new Energy Transition Credit Fund.
March 13, 2026
Global institutional investors managing trillions of dollars have tightened their climate playbook. The Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance has expanded its framework with updated transition targets designed to accelerate real-economy decarbonisation.
March 13, 2026
Nigeria’s central bank is sending a clear signal to financial markets: climate risk is financial risk. Speaking on the growing role of green central banking, Olayemi Cardoso, governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, emphasised that climate threats now pose systemic risks to the financial sector.
March 13, 2026
China is preparing to launch its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026 – 2030), a policy blueprint that will shape the country’s climate trajectory and influence global emissions for the rest of the decade.
March 12, 2026
Global renewable infrastructure investor Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has secured €1.3 billion in the first close of its new Energy Transition Credit Fund.
Global institutional investors managing trillions of dollars have tightened their climate playbook. The Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance has expanded its framework with updated transition targets designed to accelerate real-economy decarbonisation.
Nigeria’s central bank is sending a clear signal to financial markets: climate risk is financial risk. Speaking on the growing role of green central banking, Olayemi Cardoso, governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, emphasised that climate threats now pose systemic risks to the financial sector.
China is preparing to launch its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026 – 2030), a policy blueprint that will shape the country’s climate trajectory and influence global emissions for the rest of the decade.
The World Bank says $50 billion has been mobilised to accelerate electrification across Africa, marking one of the largest coordinated financing efforts aimed at closing the continent’s energy access gap.
Somalia is mapping a new climate and development strategy as part of its Vision 2060 national transformation agenda. The roadmap seeks to address climate vulnerability while accelerating economic recovery and institutional reforms.
Solar entrepreneurs across Nigeria say raising capital in 2026 is becoming both more urgent and more complex as demand for off-grid electricity surges.
Severe drought across parts of Somalia has driven water prices up by as much as 2,000%, according to humanitarian organisation Oxfam. The surge reflects worsening climate pressures across the Horn of Africa, where rainfall failures are intensifying water scarcity.
Nigeria’s electricity regulator has ordered all privately owned power substations to connect to the national grid, in a move aimed at improving power system coordination.
Lyra Energy has begun construction of the $238 million Thakadu solar plant in South Africa, marking a significant private-sector investment in renewable energy infrastructure.
Kenya has intensified scrutiny of its rapidly expanding carbon credit market after investigations uncovered questionable practices among some project developers.
Ghana’s Tema Port has begun installing a 1.5-megawatt solar power system, marking a new step toward cleaner energy in Africa’s logistics sector.
Global renewable infrastructure investor Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has secured €1.3 billion in the first close of its new Energy Transition Credit Fund.
Global institutional investors managing trillions of dollars have tightened their climate playbook. The Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance has expanded its framework with updated transition targets designed to accelerate real-economy decarbonisation.
Nigeria’s central bank is sending a clear signal to financial markets: climate risk is financial risk. Speaking on the growing role of green central banking, Olayemi Cardoso, governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, emphasised that climate threats now pose systemic risks to the financial sector.
China is preparing to launch its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026 – 2030), a policy blueprint that will shape the country’s climate trajectory and influence global emissions for the rest of the decade.
The World Bank says $50 billion has been mobilised to accelerate electrification across Africa, marking one of the largest coordinated financing efforts aimed at closing the continent’s energy access gap.
Somalia is mapping a new climate and development strategy as part of its Vision 2060 national transformation agenda. The roadmap seeks to address climate vulnerability while accelerating economic recovery and institutional reforms.
Solar entrepreneurs across Nigeria say raising capital in 2026 is becoming both more urgent and more complex as demand for off-grid electricity surges.
Severe drought across parts of Somalia has driven water prices up by as much as 2,000%, according to humanitarian organisation Oxfam. The surge reflects worsening climate pressures across the Horn of Africa, where rainfall failures are intensifying water scarcity.
Nigeria’s electricity regulator has ordered all privately owned power substations to connect to the national grid, in a move aimed at improving power system coordination.
Lyra Energy has begun construction of the $238 million Thakadu solar plant in South Africa, marking a significant private-sector investment in renewable energy infrastructure.
Kenya has intensified scrutiny of its rapidly expanding carbon credit market after investigations uncovered questionable practices among some project developers.
Ghana’s Tema Port has begun installing a 1.5-megawatt solar power system, marking a new step toward cleaner energy in Africa’s logistics sector.
