Renewable Energy Sources in Africa

The Global Renewable Energy Sources of Africa is centered around two main Resources:

The Solar Energy

According to a study by the Economic and Technology Research Institute in Beijing, Africa’s solar potential represents 40% of the global total. However, it remains globally under-exploited in a context where almost half of its population does not have access to reliable and continuous electricity. This visual underneath shows the theoretical potential of the regions of the world in petawatt-hours per year.

The Green hydrogen

Which is the subject of great global enthusiasm, could become a new leading industry
in which sub-Saharan Africa enjoys a clear comparative advantage.
Sub-Saharan Africa has the best technical potential for the production of green hydrogen at a very
competitive cost of 1.5 dollars per kg on a global scale, underlined the German NGO Germanwatch
in a report made public on December 22.

Ehtca Energy Services and Expertise as Intermediaire Consulting Group of Companies between AFRICAN ACTORS AND INTERNATIONAL MARKET aim to Close the gap between demand and supply of Energy Renewable Resources and Build a technology hub by nurturing local ingenuity, technical expertise and supplying chain of industrial equipment applied for energy sector in this region and beyond, that fit with the Global Industrial Challenge of energy transition from fossil to low carbone energy sources (like Biomass, Hydrogen) and secure local domestic production and consumption of energy and Export of Renewable Energy for Africa to the Rest of the World.