Madagascar Revives Its Upstream Oil Sector On January 7, 2025, during the Government Council, Madagascar announced the revival of its upstream oil sector. Dr. Olivier Herindrainy…

Fuel Price Adjustment in Madagascar As of this weekend, fuel prices in Madagascar have decreased. Diesel now costs 4,760 ariary (1.02 USD) per liter, representing a…

Occasional interruptions may still occur JIRAMA announces that scheduled power cuts are no longer in effect. Following recent rainfall, the Andekaleka hydroelectric plant is currently able…

After an apparent pause, load shedding has resumed in Antananarivo and its adjacent areas.

Accelerating the energy transition in Madagascar Launched at the end of November 2024, the Energy Investment Platform (PIE) is now operational. This innovative digital tool is…

Reducing dependence on fossil fuels The lack of electricity, particularly in rural areas, is a barrier to development. The government aims to address this issue through…

Improving hydroelectric projects The Malagasy government aims to achieve a growth rate of around 5% by 2025. According to the explanatory statement of the 2025 Initial…

Madagascar’s strategic assets A large-scale shift to electric mobility presents a major challenge for Madagascar. The island, which heavily relies on fossil fuels for transportation and…

Prime Minister Engages On-Site The Prime Minister has expedited the clearance process at Toamasina port for essential materials needed to establish the solar park, aiming to…

Reducing Jirama’s Financial Burden In a special broadcast on public television, the President of the Republic announced that rolling blackouts should no longer occur by next…

Ensuring optimal functionality of thermal power plants Despite presidential directives, the Minister of Energy, Jirama, and the Jovena company have provided explanations regarding the ongoing load…