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9th December 2019
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Solar irrigation helps farmers battle climate-induced droughts

14th November 2019

In the drought-prone district of Bugesera, south-east of Rwandas’s capital city Kigali, 24 year old Peruth Tuyishime is one of six farming group members working on a one hectare farm. The farm grows a range … read more

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Big returns for businesses in Rutenderi thanks to new mini-grid

12th July 2019

A new 50kW mini-grid in the village of Rutenderi in eastern Rwanda, has kick-started the local economy and is beginning to transform the sleepy rural village into a productive hub. The new mini-grid was formally … read more

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Affordable Electricity For Eight Million Rwandans Or REG’s Profitability – What Does Rwandan Government Choose?

6th July 2019

On June 25, the World Bank launched the 14th edition of Rwanda Economic Update, including a special update on “Lighting Rwanda”, which takes stock of progress made in delivering affordable, reliable and clean electricity. The World … read more

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Africa’s Energy Landscape: Solar Lodges and Mega-Projects

31st May 2019

More and more safari lodges across Africa are turning to green energy alternatives; alternatives that are clean and of lesser environmental impact compared to the conventional fossil fuel energy resources. It’s not only a better … read more

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Rwanda signs $400 million deal to produce methane gas from “Killer Lake”

12th February 2019

Rwanda said on Tuesday it had signed a $400 million deal to produce bottled gas from Lake Kivu, which emits such dense clouds of methane it is known as one of Africa’s “Killer Lakes”. The … read more

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Rwanda is fifth place globally in creating opportunities for clean energy investment

28th November 2018

According to the to the latest Climatescope findings published by BloombergNEF (BNEF), Rwanda’s burgeoning off-grid market helped propel it ahead of all its African peers in this year’s Climatescope edition. “Through 2017, over 185,000 solar home … read more

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Partners in Colorado and Rwanda Join Forces to Realize Rural Electrification

13th November 2018

Researchers at the University of Rwanda and Colorado State University’s (CSU) Energy Institute have joined forces to create microgrids that will provide energy access to rural, off-grid communities in Rwanda and across Sub-Saharan Africa. Rwanda’s … read more

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Ampersand begins e-mobility trial in Rwanda

7th November 2018

In 2016, four entrepreneurs from different countries formed a start-up called Ampersand with a mission to transform Rwanda into a mass market for commercial electric motorcycles. In a market like Rwanda where commercial taxi motorcycles … read more

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Mangoo product comparison: Solar water pumps

25th October 2018

When it comes to productive use of solar energy, solar water pumps are becoming increasingly important. Thanks to modern, energy-efficient technology, their use is of particular economic interest to small farmers: with solar water pumps, … read more

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Investigating renewable energy potential for rural electrification in Rwanda: technical and economic viability

23rd October 2018

Rwanda is a country with many hills, thus expansion of electricity is expensive. Hence no wonder that at the present, the major energy resource used in Rwanda is fuel wood biomass where the current national … read more

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Latest News: Rwanda

  • Rwanda green fund creates over 138,000 green jobs
    3rd December 2019
  • Uganda and Rwanda lead East Africa in switch to electric cars
    2nd December 2019
  • Bboxx and Practical Action partner to electrify 1500 households across 3 refugee camps
    21st November 2019
  • Rwanda explores use of methane gas for cooking
    21st November 2019
  • Two female Rwandan entrepreneurs secure funding from Jack Ma Foundation
    18th November 2019
  • New project to track corruption trends in climate change initiatives
    2nd November 2019
  • Financial instrument launched to accelerate solar in Rwanda
    11th October 2019
  • M-KOPA advances Ksh 23B in credit to customers in eight years
    10th October 2019
  • Rwanda’s solar energy ambition receives $9 million boost
    4th October 2019
  • Shiriki Hubs: Solar powered kiosks are charging phones in Rwanda
    24th September 2019
  • “Test kitchen” Rwanda a great place to demo, but real startup growth occurs elsewhere
    12th September 2019
  • BBOXX Unveils E-Pay In Rwanda – Allowing Anyone In Diaspora To Buy Solar For Relatives
    7th September 2019
  • Electricity access programs receive US$ 125 Million from World Bank
    3rd September 2019
  • Rwanda Is Going Electric: Government To Eliminate Gas Motorcycles
    2nd September 2019
  • Bboxx becomes diversified with the launch of biogas and LPG cooking
    6th August 2019

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