Increasing Responsibility for the Private Sector in ESG Reporting
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The private sector is increasingly held accountable for its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) impacts. As stakeholders, from investors to consumers, demand greater transparency and action, businesses face mounting pressure to report on their ESG targets accurately. This responsibility is not just a trend but a necessity for fostering sustainable growth and demonstrating commitment to […]
ASE commissions the first grid-tied solar school project in Botswana
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Under the theme “Go Solar, Save the environment” African Sun Energy Botswana commissioned Regent Hill International School’s Block 9, Gaborone campus as the first solar school in Botswana. The event that took place on the 24th of June was graced by many dignitaries including the United States of America Ambassador, Honourable Craig Cloud. The 40 […]
ASE scope out Palapye- based industrial project.
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Daiyaan Mahomed and Amos Chenamani, our lead engineers, installed data loggers ahead of another off-grid hybrid system that will be put in sometime in the next few months. The data loggers installed are state-of-the-art data collection devices that will gather all the information we need to run various simulations over a 12 month period. The […]
ASE provides Marketing and PR support for the SwanaSmartStore webinar.
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African Sun Energy Communications and Marketing Officer, Theo Ofetotse, supported the SwanaSmartStore “Digital iNdaba” Webinar by offering communications services for the event. The SwanaSmartStore, a consortium comprising of Kingston University, Ulster University, EmPowered FinTech as well as OneSun Zimbabwe and SolaForm, received 250,000 Pound funding from the UK Government agency, Innovate UK. The project is […]