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ECREEE and WASCAL Set the Stage for the Development of ECOWAS Green Hydrogen Policy
Dakar, Senegal 8th April 2022 – A group of Energy and scientific experts in West Africa have disclosed that the region holds very good potential for producing green hyd
RCREEE's ATMP manager Ali Khazma convoyed the Egyptian experience in Active Turbine Management Program #ATMP cooperated with #IFC and #lekelaEgypt
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Renewable energy bolsters agricultural activities for women in rural communities in Benin
ECREEE is implementing a project entitled: Promoting Agricultural Competitiveness through Solar Energy (PAC-SOLAR).
RCREEE joins the 6th Conference on Wind energy and Wildlife impacts #CWW2022 in Egmond Aan Zee, Netherlands
RCREEE joins the 6th Conference on Wind energy and Wildlife impacts #CWW2022 in Egmond Aan Zee, Nethe
ECREEE Mulls the Propagation of Green Hydrogen Energy in ECOWAS Member Countries
ECREEE Praia, Cape Verde 4th April 2022 - The ECOWAS Centre for renewable Energy and Energy efficiency (ECREEE) is set to conduct a kick-off meeting on the development of the ECOWAS Green Hydrogen Pol
ECREEE Energy Efficiency Policy Dialogue: Stakeholders Discusses Improved Energy Efficiency &Resource Efficient Cleaner Production
Lagos, Nigeria 3rd March 2022 - The ECOWAS Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency ECREEE in collaboration with UNIDO and the Manufacturers’ Association of Nigeria (MAN) organized a po
The Gambia adopts ECOWAS Approved Minimum Energy Performance Standards and train relevant public and private stakeholders on Energy Efficiency Lighting
ECREEE Banjul, The Gambia 18th March 2022 The National Electrotechnical Committee (NEC) of the Gambia - a body established to promote Quality Assurance has reviewed and adopted the ECOWAS Approved Min
Joint PPUC-PCREEE-ISA-INES Training on Renewable Energy Mini-Grids
Palau, 29th March, 2022 - The Pacific Community's (SPC) Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (PCREEE) in collaboration with the Palau Public Utilities Corporation (PPUC), the International Solar Alliance (ISA) an
Electric Buses To Run In The Nasinu Area: A-G
By Waisea Nasokia, 28 March 2022, Fiji. Electric buses will be used at the proposed suburban bus terminal in Valelevu providing service in the Nasinu area.
The SHAMCI secretariat held its 8th Annual Network Meeting
The secretariat of the Solar Heating Arab Mark & Certification Initiative (SHAMCI) represented by RCREEE held its 8th Annual Network meeting on
Lekela Lender's mission spring season 2022 in Gulf of Suez, Egypt
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CCREEE and Partners Tackle Absence of Energy Data
CCREEE and Partners Tackle Absence of Energy Data; Hosts Energy Statistics Conference for CARICOM Member States
Webinar: Electric mobility options for clean and low-carbon transport systems in the Hindu Kush Himalaya region, 24 March 2022
Climate-action scholarships for Pacific Island nations students
Nukunonu Atoll in the South Pacific, an area vulnerable to the impact of climate change. Image: UN/Ariane Rummery.
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SICREEE lleva a cabo Segunda Reunión de Comité Técnico
El equipo del Centro Regional de Energía Renovable y Eficiencia Energética del SICA (SICREEE) llevó a cabo su Segunda Reunión de Comité Técnico, que está integrado por los 8 representantes de los Ministerios/Instituciones de Energía de los pa
Shots Fired in Ukraine may sink Small Island Economies
The Chair of the Executive Council of SIDS DOCK, the international organisation created to build sustainable energy and climate change resilience in small island countries, today warned that island economies could be collateral damage of the fight