Africa is on track to install 17 gigawatts of solar energy by 2026, marking a third consecutive year of record-breaking growth for the continent. This progress follows a 45% year-over-year increase in solar capacity, currently supported by the installation of 100,000 solar panels per day.
The data, reported from Nairobi, highlights a significant acceleration in the adoption of renewable energy infrastructure across the region. The sustained growth trend underscores a shift toward solar power as a primary component of the continent's energy strategy.
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