Parts of North Africa are recording increased investment in renewable energy projects, as governments and private sector players expand solar and wind infrastructure to improve power reliability and meet future demand.
Energy sector observers say expanding renewables can reduce long-term electricity costs and strengthen energy security, particularly during periods of high global fuel price volatility. Some projects are also aimed at supporting export opportunities and regional trade.
However, analysts note that grid upgrades and storage capacity will be essential to ensure stability and maximise output. Several countries are also reviewing policy incentives and regulatory frameworks to attract long-term financing.
Market participants expect additional project announcements in the coming months as regional energy strategies evolve.