Thermal modeling shows that all samples cooled from maximum palaeotemperatures at the same time to a different degree in the Late Cretaceous. Our data reflect the same significant period of
Read MoreIncreased use of solar thermal energy has the potential to reduce Namibia''s dependency on imported electricity, increase the security of local supplies and create savings for end-users, which can then be
Read MoreNamibia is one of the most water stressed countries in sub-Saharan Africa, but it is also blessed with one of the highest solar resources in the world. It is a sparsely populated country, with
Read MoreWhile access to electricity has increased, there is need to improve the security of power supply to support higher productivity. The country''s national electricity access rate increased from 51.6% in
Read MoreIntegrating renewable energy into the mining sector can enhance the competitiveness of Namibian products in global markets, while reducing
Read MoreFor developing countries, the climate risk profiles are intended to serve as public goods to facilitate upstream country diagnostics, policy dialogue, and strategic planning by providing comprehensive
Read MoreNAMFOG: Namibian Application of Fog-Collecting Systems Phase I: Evaluation of Fog Water Harvesting by: Joh Henschel, Vilho Mtuleni, Nina Gruntkowski, Mary Seely & S. Elias Shanyengana
Read MoreThe need to build affordable homes in Namibia has led to the widespread uptake of socalled Low-Cost Housing (LCH). LCH uses standardized building plans, of which thisstudy evaluates a two-room
Read MoreThe large thermal gradients encountered beneath the deep-water margin of West Africa are crucial to the success of shallow Cenozoic prospectivity.
Read MoreBankable and implementation Plan of the Solar Thermal Technology Roadmap of Namibia funded by African Development Bank study completed in 2025 Partnership of Government and Financial
Read MoreHowever, several climate stations in the central and southern parts of Namibia have recorded individual years with negative mean minimum monthly temperatures, and individual days of frost occur widely.
Read MoreThe Gibeon Kimberlite Province of southern Namibia comprises more than 75 group 1 kimberlite pipes and dykes. From the Gibeon Townsland 1 pipe, 38 upper mantle xenoliths (23 garnet lherzolites and
Read MoreIn this study, the concentrations of primordial radioactive nuclides 226Ra, 232Th, and 409 and their potential for causing radiological health hazards were measured using coaxial high-purity germanium
Read MoreTECHNO-ECONOMIC COMPARISON AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF A HYBRID PHOTOVOLTAIC THERMAL SOLAR SYSTEM AND A THERMOSIPHON SOLAR THERMAL HOT
Read MoreNamibia''s roadmap focuses on the role of science, technology and innovation, including indigenous and local knowledge, to increase the resilience of rural communities to climate change, while considering
Read MoreRequest PDF | On Aug 1, 2006, F.F. Luft and others published Tectono-thermal history of the Kaoko Belt, Namibia: An integrated low temperature thermochronology study | Find, read and cite all the
Read MoreMore and more high capacity ''power highways'' need to be constructed and financed to keep the supply going over long distances, albeit at considerable grid-losses. Nobody talks about the related losses
Read MoreAbstract. Fog is a defining characteristic of the climate of the Namib Desert, and its water and nutrient input are important for local ecosystems. In part
Read MoreThe mission of Solar Thermal Technology (STT) Roadmap 2030 is to provide a practical, independent and objective analysis of pathways to achieve a low-carbon economy in Namibia, in line with the
Read MoreClimate projections reveal that Namibia will become hotter faster than most other countries, with increasing frequency of drought conditions. Climate change will
Read MoreThe decades 1981–1990 and 1991–2000 recorded the most frequent droughts in the Namibia since 1894 when records were first introduced (Namibia Meteorological Department, 1999).
Read MoreGURE 1. Elevation of lation. While Namibia has been able to reduce its poverty rates, job creation continues to stagnate and extreme socio-economic inequalities from the country''s past apartheid
Read MoreThe story of water scarcity in Namibia serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of sustainable water management in an increasingly water
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