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Renewables can accelerate socioeconomic development

Namibia’s high-quality resources
A new IEA report finds strong potential to deliver quality jobs and economic growth with supportive policies that unlock strategic investments in clean energy.
STAFF REPORTER
With robust policy support in place, renewable energy can become a cornerstone of Namibia’s sustainable development and economic growth, according to a new report from the Intern
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Allgemeine Zeitung 2025-01-16

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