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    International Energy Agency Halsens Africa to lead the World’s Cleanest Economic Revolution

    Posted On 10 Nov 2019
    By : New Africa Business News, Staff Correspondent
    Comments: 6

    By Abdul Rahman Suagibu –

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    NEW AFRICA BUSINESS NEWS, Freetown, Sierra Leone- AFRICA is readily available to lead the world’s cleanest economic revolution by using renewable energy sources to power a mahoosive spread of urbanization.

    The IEA envisages solar energy will play a big role in supporting the continent’s growing population and industrialization over the next twenty years.

    Africa has less than half the solar power installations seen in the UK, despite the sunnier conditions, apparently IEA is assuring a solar boom in countries across the continent, which could give hundreds of millions of homes electricity for the first time.

    The report foretells that Africa’s appetency for energy will grow at double the rate of the global average in the coming decades as the continent overtakes China and India as the most populated region in the world.

    Africa’s population is expected to grow to more than two billion people by 2040, a rise of 800 million from today or the population equivalent of the US and Europe combined, according to IEM report. People are expected to turn to cities and towns at a rate never seen before, where the demand for new houses and infrastructure will ignite an energy – hungry industrial revolution.

    Fatih Birol – Executive Director of the IEA said, Africa had a “unique opportunity” to leapfrog the fossil fuel dependency of other industrialized regions and host the first economic transformation that did not contribute to the climate crisis.

    Fatih Biro also added that, Africa can power an industrial revolution largely on renewable energy.

    “I am optimistic about Africa’s energy future – it will surprise pessimist,” Birol said. “I have great expectations for the energy industry in the years to come, both in terms of bringing energy access to Africa’s people but also driving economic growth.”

    He encouraged Africa’s leaders to take advantage of the natural resources available through solar power generation and the mining of raw minerals needed to make electric and hydrogen batteries, which are in high demand across the world.

    He said some fossils fuels, such as natural gas; would be needed to aid Africa’s heavy industries as they built the towns and cities needed to house the continent’s growing population.

    Birol added “Africa’s total contribution to cumulative global emissions from energy over the last 100 years is only 2%, which is half the emissions of Germany today. If everyone in Africa had access to energy this 2% will rise to just 3% – it’s still nothing. Its peanuts compared to other countries in the world which are using fossil fuels such as coal for energy.

    “But while Africa does not contribute to climate change the continent is on the frontline of its potential effects, including droughts. Africa is perhaps the most innocent continent in terms of its contributions to climate change, but they will be victims.

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    6 Comments

    1. Denba November 10, 2019 at 1:25 am Reply

      Great Continent! Beautiful People!

      • New Africa Business News, Staff Correspondent November 10, 2019 at 1:34 am Reply

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    2. Patee November 10, 2019 at 1:28 am Reply

      Happy to be White African. Love Africa. Great opportunity.

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    3. Margaret November 10, 2019 at 1:31 am Reply

      Am all for solar! Thank you Motherland.

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