PRISTINE VET

The PRISTINE VET project has published its D2.1 Gender Analysis Report, providing an evidence-based assessment of the factors influencing women’s participation in technical and vocational education and training related to renewable energy in Burkina Faso, Ghana and Mauritania. Developed within Work Package 2, “Promoting energy training among women,” the report examines the structural, economic, logistical and […]

The transition towards green hydrogen and Power-to-X technologies will depend not only on production capacity, but also on the availability of efficient transport infrastructure and a workforce capable of planning, operating and maintaining increasingly complex energy systems. The International Power-to-X Hub is organising an online PtX.Community Call focused on cost-effective and scalable green hydrogen delivery networks in

Green Sustainable Solutions, as coordinator of the Erasmus+ PRISTINE VET project, successfully led the project’s first major dissemination webinar on 19 May 2026. The online event brought together partners from six countries to present key achievements and future plans for modernising vocational education and training in renewable energy across West Africa. Green Sustainable Solutions provided

There is still time to register for the upcoming PRISTINE VET Webinar, which will take place online on 19 May 2026, from 10:00 to 12:00 CEST. The webinar will present the PRISTINE VET project, its main objectives, planned activities and expected contribution to the modernisation of vocational education and training in the renewable energy sector. The event

Reliable energy access remains one of the key foundations for digital connectivity, economic development and social inclusion across Africa. As mobile networks expand into rural and off-grid areas, renewable energy solutions are becoming increasingly important for powering essential infrastructure such as telecommunication towers. Solar-powered and hybrid energy systems can reduce dependence on diesel generators, lower

A new large-scale investment announcement from Ethiopia signals growing momentum behind Africa’s hydrogen economy and reinforces the need for future-ready skills across the renewable energy sector. According to recent reporting, China’s Ming Yang Smart Energy Group is set to invest more than $10 billion in renewable energy, hydrogen, and green ammonia projects in Ethiopia, making

Africa’s renewable energy market is entering a stronger investment cycle, with new signals that capital mobilisation is accelerating even as the number of approved projects remains broadly stable. According to AP News, the African Development Bank’s Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa (SEFA) plans to more than double its financing to $2.5 billion over the next two