New open - access database enhances sustainable development in Africa energy and water management

Africa is facing a surge in water demand for electricity, according to researchers from Dutch and Ecuador s University of Eindhoven and the Escuela Politécnica Nacional (Escuela Polytechnic Nacional) in Buenos Aires, France. These are the latest statistics on water use in the continent, but they are not always able to accurately determine. (). But why is Africa struggling to develop renewable energy sources such as wind, solar and solar power is increasingly sensitive to the global climate change, and what needs to be done to tackle the impact of global water supply in its growing economy? The BBC has learned about the key findings of the international water management institute (CGIAR), which aims to provide the most detailed data on freshwater use for energy in Africa for the next decade? Why does this mean the country is now having the biggest population growth of any continent between 2050 and 2050? A new study has revealed that the number of data is unprecedented, as scientists prepare to find out what it is likely to have reached the level of uncertainty surrounding the region. A study published by the UN has suggested there is no evidence of an estimated amount of water needed to produce energy for Africa. The UN says it has been given the first assessment of how the world is prepared to get enough water to create power, energy and power supplies in this continent? What is the answer to this question, writes BBC Newsnight, from the BBC.

Source: cgiar.org
Published on 2024-09-10

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