Despite global challenges like political uncertainties and supply chain disruptions, Scatec, a leading renewable energy developer, remains positive about the prospects of green energy in Africa. The CEO, Terje Pilskog, emphasizes the strong fundamentals for renewable energy in Africa, highlighting its potential for economic development. With successful projects like the solar power facility in South Africa, Scatec is now venturing into green hydrogen initiatives in Egypt. The falling costs of green energy technologies, especially batteries, are making renewable energy projects more competitive. While facing obstacles like post-COVID supply chain issues and financing difficulties, Scatec aims to learn from success stories like South Africa's renewable energy procurement model to drive deployment in Africa. Despite challenges, the company is optimistic about the future of renewable energy in Africa and the role it can play in bridging the electricity access gap and fostering economic development.