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Dom-Green Energy Showcases Innovative Sustainable Energy Solutions at GITEX AFRICA 2024

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Dom-Green Energy introduced its state-of-the-art wind energy technologies, drawing significant attention from attendees

FEZ, Morocco, June 7, 2024/APO Group/ — 

Dom-Green Energy, a leading provider of cutting-edge renewable energy solutions, proudly participated in GITEX AFRICA 2024 (www.GITEXAfrica.com), held in Marrakech from May 29 to 31. The event served as a premier platform for showcasing the company’s latest advancements in wind energy technology and its unwavering commitment to driving sustainable energy solutions across the continent.

At GITEX AFRICA 2024, Dom-Green Energy introduced its state-of-the-art wind energy technologies, drawing significant attention from attendees. These innovations underscore the company’s dedication to harnessing renewable energy sources to meet the growing energy demands in Africa while promoting environmental sustainability. The innovative showcase featured the latest in wind turbine technology, highlighting the efficiency and reliability of Dom-Green Energy’s products. The showcased models are designed to withstand diverse climatic conditions, making them ideal for various regions across Africa. This adaptability ensures that renewable energy can be harnessed effectively, regardless of geographic or environmental challenges.

One of the key highlights of Dom-Green Energy’s participation was the opportunity to speak on the prestigious IMPACT Stage. During the session, company representative Youssef BERRADA, CEO and Founder, discussed the future of green energy and its critical role in sustainable development. The presentation covered the topic of “Scaling in Energy: The Future of Green Tech in Public Lighting,” including the integration of renewable energy into public lighting, the economic benefits of green energy, and the role of policy in promoting sustainable practices and community development. The session sparked engaging discussions on the potential and challenges of renewable energy adoption in Africa, emphasizing the importance of collaborative efforts to achieve a sustainable future. Key takeaways included the need for supportive government policies, investment in infrastructure, and community engagement to ensure the successful implementation of renewable energy projects.

GITEX AFRICA 2024 provided Dom-Green Energy with invaluable networking opportunities. The event facilitated connections with investors, potential partners, clients, and fellow innovators who share a passion for a greener future. These interactions are expected to pave the way for future collaborations and partnerships that will further the company’s mission of advancing renewable energy solutions. Throughout the event, Dom-Green Energy engaged in numerous meetings and discussions with stakeholders from various sectors. These interactions highlighted the growing interest in renewable energy across Africa and the willingness of different entities to collaborate on projects that promote sustainability. The company also explored potential joint ventures and partnerships that could lead to the development of new energy projects and the expansion of existing ones.

Dom-Green Energy’s participation in GITEX AFRICA 2024 is part of a broader commitment to advancing renewable energy solutions in Africa. The company is dedicated to addressing the continent’s energy challenges through innovative technologies and sustainable practices. With a focus on wind energy for domestic use, Dom-Green Energy aims to provide reliable and cost-effective energy solutions that reduce dependence on fossil fuels and promote environmental stewardship. The wind energy technologies presented by Dom-Green Energy at GITEX AFRICA 2024 represent the latest advancements in the field. These technologies include high-efficiency turbines designed to maximize energy capture while minimizing environmental impact. The turbines feature advanced materials and aerodynamic designs that enhance performance and durability, making them suitable for deployment in various terrains and weather conditions. In addition to hardware innovations, Dom-Green Energy is also focused on integrating smart technologies into its wind energy systems. This includes the use of data analytics and artificial intelligence to optimize turbine performance, predict maintenance needs, and enhance overall system efficiency. By leveraging these technologies, Dom-Green Energy aims to deliver more reliable and efficient energy solutions to its customers.

Sustainable development is at the core of Dom-Green Energy’s mission. The company is committed to ensuring that its energy solutions contribute to the economic, social, and environmental well-being of the communities it serves. This involves not only providing clean energy but also supporting local economies through job creation and skills development. Dom-Green Energy works closely with local communities to ensure that its projects have a positive impact. This includes engaging with community leaders, conducting environmental and social impact assessments, and implementing measures to mitigate any potential negative effects. The company also invests in training programs to equip local workers with the skills needed to operate and maintain renewable energy systems, thereby creating long-term employment opportunities.

Achieving a sustainable energy future requires collaboration among various stakeholders, including governments, private sector entities, and civil society organizations. Dom-Green Energy is actively involved in collaborative efforts to promote renewable energy adoption and sustainable practices. The company participates in industry associations, working groups, and forums to share knowledge, best practices, and innovative solutions. Through these engagements, Dom-Green Energy contributes to shaping policies and regulations that support the growth of the renewable energy sector. The company also collaborates with academic institutions and research organizations to advance the development of new technologies and solutions.

As Dom-Green Energy reflects on the success of GITEX AFRICA 2024, the company remains committed to its mission of providing innovative and sustainable energy solutions. By leveraging the insights and connections gained during the event, Dom-Green Energy aims to drive forward its initiatives and contribute to the continent’s energy transition. The future of renewable energy in Africa holds immense potential. With abundant natural resources and a growing demand for energy, the continent is well-positioned to become a leader in renewable energy adoption. Dom-Green Energy is dedicated to playing a key role in this transition, providing the technologies and expertise needed to harness Africa’s renewable energy potential.

Dom-Green Energy extends heartfelt thanks to its partners, Orange Corners and Bidaya_Incubator, for their continuous support. Orange Corners has been instrumental in providing a nurturing environment for startups and innovators, helping them transform their ideas into viable businesses. Bidaya_Incubator has similarly played a crucial role in supporting early-stage companies through mentorship, funding, and networking opportunities. Additionally, the company expresses gratitude to the organizers of GITEX AFRICA for creating an inspiring event that brings together key stakeholders in the tech and energy sectors. The meticulous organization and diverse range of activities ensured that participants could maximize their experience, from insightful sessions to valuable networking opportunities.

For more updates on Dom-Green Energy’s projects and initiatives, follow us on [https://apo-opa.co/4e4tpn3 ; https://apo-opa.co/4aQ5Uer] and visit our website at [https://DOM-Energy.com/].

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of GITEX Africa.

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African Energy Chamber (AEC) Supports Perenco Partnership to Advance Industry 4.0 Skills in Central Africa

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The African Energy Chamber welcomes Perenco Cameroon and Perenco Gabon’s partnership with UCAC-ICAM to launch an Industry 4.0 lab, advancing local skills development and strengthening Africa’s industrial future

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, April 9, 2026/APO Group/ –A new partnership between Perenco Cameroon, Perenco Gabon and the UCAC-ICAM Institute in Douala to establish an Industry 4.0 laboratory marks a significant step toward aligning academic training with the evolving needs of the energy and industrial sectors. The facility will give students access to advanced automation, digital simulation and smart production technologies, helping close the gap between academic learning and the practical, industry-ready skills required across Central Africa’s industrial landscape.

 

As the voice of Africa’s energy sector, the African Energy Chamber (AEC) welcomes the initiative as a scalable model for local content development. By equipping students with Industry 4.0 capabilities, the laboratory directly supports the Chamber’s mandate to ensure greater in-country value creation and workforce participation across Africa’s energy value chain. The initiative also addresses critical skills shortages, enabling operators to increasingly rely on locally trained talent.

 

Developing local skills is fundamental to building a competitive and sustainable energy sector in Africa

The partnership underscores Perenco’s long-term commitment to sustainable development and capacity building in Cameroon and Gabon. Designed as a mini-factory, the UCAC-ICAM laboratory enables students to engage with real-world industrial tools and processes. This hands-on approach will support the development of engineers and technicians capable of contributing to key projects, including operations in the Rio del Rey Basin and infrastructure developments such as the Cap Lopez LNG terminal in Gabon.

 

Students across multiple disciplines will benefit from hands-on exposure to the lab’s advanced technologies. General Engineering students will train using robotic systems and virtual reality simulations, while Computer Science Engineering students will focus on industrial IoT and smart technologies. Process Engineering students will gain experience in automated production systems, and Petroleum program students will develop expertise in energy systems and instrumentation control. Graduates from UCAC-ICAM are being actively recruited by leading companies operating in Douala, reflecting growing demand for locally trained, industry-ready talent.

“Developing local skills is fundamental to building a competitive and sustainable energy sector in Africa,” says NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman of the AEC. “This partnership demonstrates how industry and academia can work together to create a highly skilled workforce that will drive Africa’s industrialization and energy future. It is exactly the type of initiative needed to ensure Africans play a leading role in developing the continent’s resources.”

The UCAC-ICAM laboratory represents a strategic investment in Africa’s industrial and energy future. By strengthening local capacity, advancing technology adoption and supporting independent operators, the initiative aligns with the AEC’s broader vision of a self-sufficient and globally competitive African energy sector.

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of African Energy Chamber.

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Securing the bridge between legacy and smart

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STS Association and DLMS User Association sign landmark Liaison Agreement to advance interoperable, secure and future-ready metering systems

CAPE TOWN, South Africa, April 9, 2026/APO Group/ –The recent Liaison Agreement between the STS Association and the DLMS User Association marks a pivotal step in the evolution of interoperable, secure and future-ready metering systems. By aligning STS token technology with the widely adopted DLMS/COSEM framework, this collaboration is set to bridge the gap between legacy infrastructure and next-generation smart metering. The partnership reflects a shared vision to enhance interoperability, strengthen smart prepayment integration, and unlock greater value across the global metering ecosystem.

 

STS Association, in partnership with ESI Africa (part of VUKA Group), and DLMS User Association, is hosting a free webinar on this topic:

Securing the bridge between legacy and smart

Thursday, 7 May 2026 | 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Register: https://apo-opa.co/4cfEUb5

What you will learn

Industry experts will unpack how this strategic alignment enables seamless integration between your trusted prepayment systems and advanced data exchange protocols. Attendees will gain insight into:

  • How STS tokens can be securely transported using DLMS/COSEM
  • The role of Generic Companion Profiles in enabling interoperability
  • How coordinated roadmaps will shape the future of token technology and smart metering
  • The expanding application of these standards beyond electricity into water, gas and time metering
  • Practical benefits for utilities, manufacturers and system integrators navigating the transition from legacy to smart environments

Introducing the Panel

Lance Hawkins-Dady – STSA Board Chairman

Franco Pucci – STSA Technical Consultant

Don Taylor – STSA Independent Director

Sergio Lazzarotto – DLMS User Association, President

Join STS Association and ESI Africa to explore how this landmark collaboration is securing the bridge between legacy systems and smart innovation. Discover how aligned standards can simplify integration, enhance security and future-proof your metering strategy.

Register now: https://apo-opa.co/4cfEUb5

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of VUKA Group.

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Africa’s Lithium Pipeline Gains Momentum as Global Supply Deficits Loom

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The upcoming African Mining Week 2026 – taking place from October 14-16 in Cape Town – will connect global investors with prospects within the lithium industry amidst an anticipated resource supply deficit by 2028

CAPE TOWN, South Africa, April 9, 2026/APO Group/ –Rising demand for lithium is positioning Africa to attract foreign investment, accelerate local beneficiation and strengthen its role in securing the global battery supply chain. A recent forecast by Wood Mackenzie projects that global lithium demand could exceed 13 million tons by 2050 under an accelerated energy transition scenario. This surge is expected to place significant pressure on supply, with deficits emerging as early as 2028. Without substantial new investments, existing lithium projects will struggle to meet demand beyond the mid-2030s.

 

Against this backdrop, Africa’s growing pipeline of greenfield and development-stage lithium projects positions the continent as an increasingly important contributor to global supply security. In 2025, Africa ranked as the largest source of new lithium supply globally, with new output from the region exceeding that of the rest of the world combined. This milestone underscores the continent’s potential to scale production and strengthen its role in the global battery minerals market.

Emerging Lithium Producers Strengthen Africa’s Supply Pipeline

Even under a slower energy transition scenario, Wood Mackenzie projects that lithium markets will remain adequately supplied until 2037, before entering deficit. This outlook reinforces Africa’s strategic role as new projects across Mali, Zimbabwe, Ghana and Namibia advance toward production.

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Zijin Mining, AVZ Minerals and KoBold Metals are expected to begin operations at the Manono lithium project in mid-to-late 2026, marking the country’s first lithium output. Ranked among the world’s largest hard-rock lithium deposits, Manono is expected to begin exports shortly after commissioning, diversifying DRC’s mineral output while strengthening the continent`s contribution to the global electric vehicles and battery supply chain.

Mali Emerges as a Regional Lithium Hub

Mali is also rapidly positioning itself as a key lithium producer. The Bougouni Lithium Project, commissioned in 2025, currently produces approximately 125,000 tons per annum of concentrate, with Phase Two expansion plans underway that could nearly double production capacity.

Meanwhile, the Goulamina Lithium Project, one of the largest spodumene deposits globally, is producing around 506,000 tons of spodumene concentrate annually, with expansion plans targeting one million tons per year. Together, these projects are expected to significantly strengthen Mali and Africa’s position within the global lithium market.

Ghana and Zimbabwe Expand Lithium Production and Value Addition

In Ghana, the Ewoyaa Lithium Project, developed by Atlantic Lithium, is set to become the country’s first lithium-producing mine, with production targeted for late 2027. The project is expected to produce 3.58 million tons of spodumene concentrate grading 6% and 5.5%, alongside approximately 4.7 million tons of secondary product, further strengthening Africa’s contribution to global lithium supply.

Meanwhile, Zimbabwe – currently Africa’s largest lithium producer – is accelerating efforts to move up the value chain. Government policies restricting the export of raw lithium are encouraging investment in local processing and beneficiation facilities, supporting the production of higher-value lithium products and positioning the country as a key supplier to the global battery materials market.

Investment Momentum Builds Ahead of African Mining Week

With an estimated $276 billion in new investment required to avoid the forecast supply deficits beginning in 2028, Africa’s lithium-rich countries are well positioned to attract the capital needed to expand production and downstream processing.

In this context, African Mining Week 2026 – scheduled for October 14–16 in Cape Town – will serve as a key platform for global investors, project developers and policymakers to engage on opportunities within Africa’s lithium sector. As the continent’s premier mining investment event, the conference will feature high-level discussions, project showcases and strategic networking sessions aimed at accelerating partnerships across the lithium value chain.

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Energy Capital & Power.

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