ASR and GET.transform Launch African Women in Energy Regulation-Leadership Program (AWER-LP)

Empowerment of Women Professionals Set to Advance Inclusive Energy Regulation Across Africa  Accra, Ghana – 15th September 2025 The African School of Regulation (ASR), in partnership with GET.transform, has launched the African Women Energy-Leaders Program, a continent-wide initiative designed to strengthen the leadership and technical capacity of African women professionals Read more…

African School of Regulation signs Memorandum of Cooperation with the International Solar Alliance at the Seventh ISA Africa Regional Committee Meeting

Accra, Ghana | 4 September 2025 From 2 to 4 September 2025, the African School of Regulation (ASR), led by its Director/CEO, Dr Abdulkadir Shettima, participated in the Seventh Meeting of the ISA Regional Committee for Africa. This annual high-level governance forum, convened by the International Solar Alliance (ISA), brings Read more…

ASR at AFREC Webinar | Enhancing Skills and Institutional Capacity in the African Energy Ecosystem

On 3 September 2025, ASR contributed to AFREC’s webinar on enhancing skills and institutional capacity in the African energy ecosystem. Dr. Charly Gatete, a senior applied researcher at the ASR, presented an excerpt from the recently completed project with the AFREC ‘’Framework for Cross-Border Strategic Cooperation in Skills Sharing in Read more…

New Position Paper: Guidelines Released to Support Fair Transmission Pricing for Regional Power Trade in Africa

A new report titled “Guidelines on Transmission Pricing and Cost Allocation for Regional Power Trade” has been released, offering a much-needed framework to guide the equitable and efficient pricing of cross-border electricity transmission in Africa. Developed through a collaborative process involving regional stakeholders, the guidelines aim to address longstanding challenges Read more…

Renforcer les mécanismes de protection des consommateurs d’électricité dans un paysage énergétique en évolution. Partage d’expérience

Le secteur de l’électricité est en pleine mutation, influencé par des facteurs technologiques, politiques et économiques. La protection des consommateurs d’électricité nécessite une action coordonnée des parties prenantes, avec un rôle clé des régulateurs nationaux. Ce webinaire vise à partager des idées et des bonnes pratiques pour renforcer cette protection.