What the public sees
“Developer announces a 100 MW solar project.”
Built by Felix Keuya
Know what is actually happening in African power markets.
Project announcements are easy to find. The harder questions are whether the project has credible offtake, grid access, financing, counterparties and a route to construction. Africa Energy Intel structures those signals into decision-useful market intelligence.
Data modelProjects · Deals · Policy
MethodSource-linked + confidence graded
OutputSearch · comparables · market signals
Live market pulse
A structured view of the market, not a headline feed.
The figures below are loaded from the live Africa Energy Intel database and update as the underlying records change.
Projects tracked—
Across African power markets
Deals tracked—
Finance, M&A and transaction records
Policy records—
Market and regulatory signals
Database statusLive
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From news to intelligence
The headline is only the first field.
The value is in reconciling the announcement with the commercial, technical and financing facts that determine whether a project can progress.
What the intelligence layer structures
DeveloperNamed sponsor
CountryMarket + power pool
Capacity100 MW
TechnologySolar PV
OfftakerNamed / unknown
PPASigned / pending
GridKnown / pending
FinancingMandated / closed / unknown
Current statusDevelopment stage
ConfidenceEvidence grade
Project lifecycle
Track where the project actually is.
A project becomes more useful to investors when its status can be tied to evidence rather than repeated announcements.
AnnouncedInitial signal
PermitsLand + licences
PPACommercial anchor
EPCDelivery route
FinancingDebt + equity
ConstructionExecution
CODOperations
Methodology
Not every announcement deserves the same confidence.
Each record can be separated by what is verified, corroborated, credibly reported or still unverified.
Official filing, regulator, financier, utility or primary company documentation.
Multiple credible sources point to the same project or transaction fact.
A credible public source reports the fact, but primary confirmation is still limited.
The claim remains useful as a lead, but should not yet be treated as a bankable fact.
Built as an intelligence system
From fragmented sources to a decision layer.
The product combines collection, structured entities, reconciliation and analyst review rather than treating research as a folder of links.
Collect
Regulators, utilities, DFIs, developers, tenders, filings and credible reporting.
Structure
Projects, deals, companies, policies, tariffs, dates and counterparties become fields.
Resolve
Duplicate names, status changes and conflicting claims are reconciled across sources.
Interpret
Comparables, timelines, confidence, market signals and finance-relevant context.
Use
Search, project pages, research, API access and analyst decision support.
How it fits the portfolio
Intelligence tells you what is happening. Analysis tells you what to do about it.
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