Investors to relaunch Procana bio fuel project

A group of investors linked to a South African company Tsb Sugar that produces brown sugar and refined for the International and South African markets are planning to re launch the failed Procana project for bio fuel production in Mozambique. The company officials were received by the governor of the province Raimundo Diomba, to whom they stated their interest in immediately re-launching the US$740 (€555.41) million project. It will be known as the Massingir Project for Biofuel Development. Read more ...

Can Africa provide the solution to the worlds renewable energy

In Ghana the Biomass West & Central Africa Congress will start on the November 24-25, 2011, the search for a new renewable energy source looks to Africa, with the continents huge potential for biomass and bioenergy. The congress will be attended by both governments and private industry with confirmed delegates from Ghana, Benin, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Mali, Nigeria, South Africa, Congo, USA, UK, Finland, The Netherlands, Togo & Cape Verde. Read more ...