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A seven-year partnership between Trafo Power Solutions and Italian manufacturer TMC Transformers is setting new standards in dry-type transformer technology across Africa. The collaboration delivers custom-engineered solutions capable of withstanding extreme conditions while prioritizing safety and environmental responsibility. Industry analysts suggest this technology is particularly transformative for mining and renewable energy applications.
As Africa continues its industrial and economic development, reports indicate that dry-type transformer technology is playing an increasingly crucial role in power infrastructure projects across the continent. According to sources familiar with the matter, Trafo Power Solutions, in partnership with Italian manufacturer TMC Transformers, has been at the forefront of this technological shift for seven years, delivering custom-engineered solutions to diverse sectors.
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Apple has expanded its European renewable energy portfolio with more than 650MW of new capacity across multiple countries. The projects will generate over one million MWh of clean power by 2030, supporting the company’s carbon neutrality goals. Investments span solar and wind developments in Greece, Italy, Poland, Romania, Latvia, and Spain.
Apple has significantly expanded its renewable energy footprint across Europe, securing more than 650MW of new clean energy capacity through strategic partnerships and power purchase agreements. The technology giant announced that these projects will generate over one million megawatt-hours of power by 2030, directly supporting the energy needs of Apple users throughout the continent.
