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Sunrise Spectrum Officially Enters Active Implementation in Ghana's Upper West Region
Tangelic is proud to announce that, in partnership with Green for Change Ghana, the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative has officially entered active implementation in Ghana’s Upper West Region.
Read and watch →Abdulrahman Bamalan Appointed Strategic Advisor for the Circular Carbon Economy at Tangelic
Tangelic at the Future of Energy Conference 2026
Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin Presents at the University of Cambridge
Oluwatoni Honour Afinjuomo Completes African Youth Negotiations Fellowship
Phase One is live in Ghana’s Upper West Region.
Clean cookstoves are moving into homes in Kpagidiga, Nator Baanuore, and Siiru, delivered with Green for Change Ghana through a measured, verified deployment system. No estimates. No modeled impact.
Recognized for delivery.
In 2024, Tangelic was recognized in Ghana as the Outstanding Corporate Social Responsibility Organization of the Year, reflecting the organization’s contribution to advancing sustainable development through climate innovation, clean energy, and community-centered implementation.
Today, Tangelic develops climate infrastructure platforms that integrate decentralized energy, clean cooking, productive-use systems, and locally embedded delivery into scalable, investment-ready solutions. By aligning policy, capital, engineering, and execution, we transform climate ambition into durable infrastructure that expands energy access, strengthens economic resilience, and creates measurable environmental and social value.
- Jesston Williams Selected as Expert Reviewer for IPCC Special Report on Climate Change and Cities
- Tangelic Chairman’s Book Recognized by AL-MONITOR
- Tangelic Advisor Honored with Governor General’s Award for Gender Equity
- Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin Named Finalist for Energy Advocate of the Year
- Tangelic Nominated for Best Community Engagement Award
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Abdulrahman Bamalan Appointed Strategic Advisor for the Circular Carbon Economy at Tangelic
Tangelic is pleased to announce the appointment of Abdulrahman Bamalan as Strategic Advisor for the Circular Carbon Economy.
Tangelic at the Future of Energy Conference 2026
Energy access is not the finish line. It is the foundation.
Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin Presents at the University of Cambridge
Dr. Justin Dargin addressed the 16th Gulf Research Meeting at the University of Cambridge, delivering new analysis on the future of transition finance and carbon markets.
Oluwatoni Honour Afinjuomo Completes African Youth Negotiations Fellowship
Tangelic is proud to recognize Oluwatoni Honour Afinjuomo, our Climate Policy Analyst, following her successful participation in the African Youth Negotiations Fellowship 2026 (AYNF), organized by the Green Africa Youth Organization (GAYO) in Accra, Ghana.
Hawa Mutawakilu spoke at the AVA Summit Ghana 2026
Our Community Engagement & Adoption Lead Hawa Mutawakilu delivered her presentation on AVA Summit Ghana 2026, “The Ancestral Plate: Reclaiming Ghana’s Indigenous Foodways for a Sustainable, Vegan Future.”
Sunrise Spectrum Officially Enters Active Implementation in Ghana's Upper West Region
Tangelic is proud to announce that, in partnership with Green for Change Ghana, the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative has officially entered active implementation in Ghana’s Upper West Region.
Jesston Williams Presents "Ownership as a Development Strategy" at Global Professional Fellowship
Tangelic Executive Director Jesston Williams recently spoke at the Global Professional Fellowship in Green Urban Innovation & Social Entrepreneurship, hosted by the Global Ambassadors of Sustainability (GAOS) in collaboration with the U.S. Green Chamber of Commerce.
TJ Omojomolo Appointed Co-Host of Tangelic Talks
Tangelic is pleased to announce the appointment of TJ Omojomolo as Co-Host of Tangelic Talks, our flagship thought leadership platform exploring the intersection of energy, finance, infrastructure, sustainability, and global development.
Hawa Mutawakilu Appointed Community Engagement & Adoption Lead for the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative
Tangelic is pleased to announce the appointment of Hawa Mutawakilu as Community Engagement & Adoption Lead for the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative, reinforcing our commitment to sustainable energy access, household health, and community-centered development across Northern Ghana.
Henry Nii Arday Aryeetey Appointed Senior Field Operations Manager – Ghana for the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative
Tangelic is pleased to announce the appointment of Henry Nii Arday Aryeetey as Senior Field Operations Manager – Ghana for the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative.
Jesston Williams Selected as Expert Reviewer for IPCC Special Report on Climate Change and Cities
Tangelic is pleased to announce that Executive Director Jesston Williams has been selected to serve as an Expert Reviewer for the Second Order Draft of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Special Report on Climate Change and Cities (SRCITIES).
Tangelic Chairman’s Book Recognized by AL-MONITOR
Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin’s The Gulf’s Climate Reckoning: Decarbonization, Development, and the Future of the Petro-States has been recognized as Book of the Week by AL-MONITOR.
Nozibusiso "Nozi" Dlamini Selected for Climate Youth Resilience (CYR) Ambassadorship 2026
Tangelic is pleased to announce that Nozibusiso “Nozi” Dlamini, our Digital Engagement Lead, has been selected for the Climate Youth Resilience (CYR) Ambassadorship 2026, an 8-month global program centered on leadership, resilience, and climate action.
Tangelic Executive Director Jesston Williams Joins Africa Climate Roundtable – Accra 2026
Tangelic Executive Director Jesston Williams is joining the Africa Climate Roundtable – Accra 2026 on May 19 in Ghana alongside senior leaders across government, finance, industry, and civil society to engage on the financing, governance, and infrastructure systems defining Africa’s climate and energy future.
Tangelic Chairman Featured in Pipeline & Gas Journal
Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin was featured in Pipeline & Gas Journal discussing the proposed African-Atlantic Gas Pipeline (AAGP) and the geopolitical and economic forces reshaping African energy infrastructure.
Sunrise Spectrum — Phase One is live in Ghana.
Deployment is underway across three communities: Nator Banuore, Kpagidiga, and Siiru.
Tangelic Analyst Selected for Guardians of the Earth Fellowship
Tangelic is proud to announce that Oluwatoni Honour Afinjuomo, Climate Policy Analyst, has been selected for the 2026 Guardians of the Earth Fellowship, delivered by the Pan African Network for Climate Action (PANFCA) and Lukenya University.
Jesston Williams Named to 2026 Pan-Africa Ignite Entrepreneurship Cohort
Tangelic announces that Jesston Williams, Executive Director, has been named to the 2026 Pan-Africa Ignite Entrepreneurship Cohort, delivered by the Wadhwani Foundation .
Africa ESG Accelerator: Unlocking Investment-Ready Ventures
The Africa ESG Accelerator, convened by Tangelic × B Lab Africa, is a practitioner-led virtual session designed to support African ventures in translating ESG ambition into credible investment readiness.
Sheikh Aasim Alwaleed Ali Al-Thani Joins Tangelic as Principal for Gulf Sovereign Strategy & Coordination
Tangelic is pleased to announce that Sheikh Aasim Alwaleed Ali Al-Thani has joined the Capital Design Council as Principal, Gulf Sovereign Strategy & Coordination.
Jesston Williams Appointed to International Panel of Sustainability Experts
Tangelic announces the appointment of Jesston Williams, Executive Director, to the International Panel of Sustainability Experts (IPSE), convened by the Global Ambassadors of Sustainability in collaboration with the Global Green Chamber of Commerce.
Sunrise Spectrum Selected for Africa’s Green Economy Summit 2026
Sunrise Spectrum has been selected for presentation at Africa’s Green Economy Summit 2026 (AGES 2026) in Cape Town. The selection recognizes Sunrise as a deployment-ready clean energy and climate-finance platform designed for institutional adoption and scalable implementation across Africa.
Tangelic Chairman Co-Authors Policy Paper on Gulf Industrial Strategy
Tangelic is pleased to share that our Chairman, Dr. Justin Dargin, has co-authored a new policy paper with the Middle East Council examining how Gulf states are redesigning their industrial and energy systems through sovereign investment, diversification, and regional integration.
Dr. Jeffrey Kenneth Baiden Joins Tangelic as Principal for Ghana Energy & Climate Finance
Tangelic is pleased to announce that Dr. Jeffrey Kenneth Baiden has joined our leadership as Principal for Ghana Energy & Climate Finance on the Capital Design Council.
Tangelic and the Carbon Data Open Protocol (CDOP)
Tangelic is engaged in the Carbon Data Open Protocol (CDOP) as an Observer in the Technical Working Group. Led by GCMU, RMI, S&P Global, and Sylvera, CDOP is developing the shared data architecture that will underpin the next generation of carbon markets.
Sunrise Spectrum: National Alignment Underway
Tangelic completed a high-level mission in Accra to advance national coordination for the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative as it enters deployment. Executive Director Jesston Williams, together with Green for Change Ghana, met with senior leadership at the Ministry of Climate Change & Sustainability to align Phase One activation and review the Initiative’s multi-year expansion arc. Subsequent meetings will take place as the Ministry continues internal alignment on Sunrise Spectrum’s integration within national clean-energy and rural-development programs.
Sunrise Spectrum Makes Its National Debut on Joy News
Sunrise Spectrum has entered Ghana’s national spotlight with its first formal introduction on Joy News, one of the country’s leading broadcast platforms. This marks the beginning of Sunrise’s Q1 2026 deployment trajectory.
Sunrise Spectrum Enters Deployment in Ghana
Tangelic announces that Sunrise Spectrum has officially moved into deployment, following a year of engineering, regulatory alignment, institutional sequencing, and field preparation across Ghana.
Nozibusiso Dlamini Selected for the Global Leadership Challenge 2025 — Oxford × St. Gallen
Tangelic congratulates Nozibusiso (“Nozi”) Dlamini, Digital Engagement Lead, on her selection to the 2025 Global Leadership Challenge, an international leadership programme jointly convened by the University of Oxford and the St. Gallen Symposium.
Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin Speaks at the World Energies Summit in London
At the World Energies Summit , Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin joined world leaders to explore how the global community can move from ambition to execution — from pledges to financed, measurable climate solutions .
Global Energy Leader Nejib Zaafrani Joins Tangelic as Strategic Advisor on Decarbonization
Tangelic is pleased to announce that Mr. Nejib Zaafrani has joined our leadership as Strategic Advisor, Global Energy Systems & Decarbonization.
Tangelic Chairman Delivers Keynote at Global Business Brands Summit (Ghana)
At the 8th Global Business Brands Summit & Awards 2024 in Accra, Ghana — hosted by the Entrepreneurs Foundation of Ghana — Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin delivered a virtual keynote address on “Empowering Ghana: A Green Energy Revolution.”
Partner Spotlight: Green for Change Ghana Honored for National Leadership in Climate Action
Tangelic proudly celebrates Green for Change Ghana (GCG), our implementation partner for the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative, for earning two national awards recognizing their outstanding leadership in sustainability, ecosystem restoration, and inclusive community development.
2 Days to Go — Signal Lab: Clean Cooking & Microgrids: What Communities Need Now
The countdown is on! In just two days, we’ll host the first Signal Lab: Conversations for Climate Connection, a participatory dialogue exploring how clean cooking systems and microgrids can drive resilience and transformation in rural communities.
Tangelic Advisor Honored with Governor General’s Award for Gender Equity
We are proud to announce that Meseret Haileyesus, Tangelic’s Strategic Advisor for Equity-Centered Policy & Development, has been awarded the 2025 Persons Case Medal by the Governor General of Canada — one of the nation’s highest honors recognizing exceptional contributions to gender equity and women’s rights.
Tangelic Chairman Publishes Landmark Book with Cambridge University Press
We are proud to share that Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of Tangelic, has published The Gulf’s Climate Reckoning: Decarbonization, Development, and the Future of the Petro-States (Cambridge University Press, 2025).
Tangelic to Participate in San Diego Climate Week 2025
We are proud to announce that Matthew Kazden, Global Initiatives and Partnerships Manager at Tangelic, will represent the organization at the first-ever San Diego Climate Week, taking place October 1–8, 2025.
Tangelic to Speak at B Lab Africa Summit 2025 in Johannesburg
We are excited to announce that Nozi Dlamini, Tangelic’s Digital Engagement Lead, has been invited to speak at the B Lab Africa Summit 2025, taking place in Johannesburg on October 2–3.
Jesston Williams to Speak at Climate Conclave 2025
We’re excited to announce that Jesston Williams, Executive Director of Tangelic, will be a featured speaker at the 5th Global Virtual Conference on Climate Change, taking place July 28–29, 2025.
Tangelic Joins Gulf International Forum Panel on Energy Market Risks
Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of Tangelic, recently participated in a high-level panel hosted by the Gulf International Forum to analyze how the Iran–Israel conflict is reshaping the geopolitics of energy.
Dr. Justin Dargin Publishes Policy Paper on Qatar’s Climate Blueprint
We’re pleased to share that Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of Tangelic, has authored a new policy paper with the Middle East Council titled: “Gas Growth and Green Ambitions: Qatar’s Climate Blueprint”. The paper explores how Qatar is managing to reduce emissions while maintaining economic stability, offering a replicable policy model for Global South nations seeking sustainable growth.
Real Independence Means Clean, Reliable Energy for All
Too many communities are still in the dark—facing energy poverty, rising costs, and climate impacts they didn’t cause.
In-Country Engagements: Tangelic Advances Cross-Border Collaboration in South Africa
Tangelic’s Executive Director Jesston Williams and Sustainable Futures Coordinator Katleho Queen Mojakisane recently completed a successful series of strategic meetings in South Africa. The engagements focused on forging regional partnerships to advance energy access, policy innovation, and academic collaboration.
Tangelic Participates in UN Climate Week – Panama
Jesston Williams, Executive Director of Tangelic, recently attended UN Climate Week in Panama, where he engaged in critical discussions on energy equity, climate finance, and frontline leadership.
Tangelic Showcases Sunrise Spectrum Model at Enlit: Water Security Africa
Katleho Queen Mojakisane, Tangelic’s Sustainable Futures Coordinator, represented the organization at Enlit: Water Security Africa , delivering a presentation on how decentralized renewable energy can solve water insecurity in underserved African communities.
Tangelic at the G20 Financial Inclusion and Women Empowerment Forum
Tangelic proudly participated in the G20 Financial Inclusion and Women Empowerment Forum held in Johannesburg, with Katleho Queen Mojakisane, our Sustainable Futures Coordinator, delivering a keynote address.
Tangelic Announces Strategic Partnership with PSI Engineering
Tangelic is proud to announce a formal Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with PSI Engineering, an East African leader in clean energy systems and engineering services.
Tangelic Chairman Speaks at Enlit Africa Roundtable – Cape Town
Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of Tangelic, recently took part in a high-level Enlit Africa Roundtable in Cape Town. The discussion focused on transforming Africa’s climate and energy finance systems for a just and sustainable future.
Katleho Mojakisane Featured on the Productive Joy Podcast
We’re excited to share that Katleho Queen Mojakisane, our Sustainable Futures Coordinator, recently appeared on the Productive Joy podcast hosted by Dr. Christie McMullen.
Podcast Feature: Queen Mojakisane on The Backstory with Omobola Stephen
We’re excited to share that Katleho (Queen) Mojakisane, Tangelic’s Sustainable Futures Coordinator, was recently a guest on The Backstory with Omobola Stephen.
Global Energy Politics at a Crossroads
We’re proud to share that Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of the Board at Tangelic, recently joined a high-level panel hosted by the Middle East Council on Global Affairs, discussing the shifting role of Gulf states in global energy politics.
Climate Finance for Real-World Impact: Tangelic’s Path to Sustainable Development
How can we unlock equitable investment to accelerate clean energy adoption across Africa?
Jesston Williams to Deliver Virtual Presentation at Water Security Africa 2025
We’re excited to announce that Jesston Williams, our Executive Director, will be presenting virtually at Water Security Africa 2025!
How Will Saudi Arabia's Low-Carbon Energy Strategy Reshape the Region?
How Will Saudi Arabia’s Low-Carbon Energy Strategy Reshape the Region?
Tangelic at G20 FIWE 2025: Empowering Communities Through Inclusive Clean Energy Innovation
We’re proud to share that Jesston Williams, Executive Director of Tangelic, will represent us at the G20 FIWE 2025 Conference in South Africa (May 6–7).
Creating Sustainable Energy for Africa | Queen Mojakisane on Kickin’ It with KoolKard Show
How can clean energy solutions drive economic empowerment, health improvements, and climate resilience across Africa?
Rethinking Climate Justice: Can LNG Play a Role in a Fair Energy Transition?
Dr. Justin Dargin’s latest publication in Afkar Journal, “By Leveraging LNG, Qatar Can Fuel Fairness in Global Climate Policy,” challenges conventional climate narratives and explores how LNG can be a catalyst for equitable global sustainability.
Energy Equity & Sustainability: A Conversation with Matthew Kazden on The Storyed Human Podcast
Tangelic’s International Development Specialist, Matthew Kazden, joined The Storyed Human Podcast to discuss his work in tackling energy poverty and advancing sustainability in underserved communities.
Empowering Africa Through Clean Energy & Youth Leadership
Queen Mojakisane, Sustainable Futures Coordinator at Tangelic, recently joined The KING OBED Podcast to share her mission of empowering youth and women while expanding clean energy access across Africa.
Qatar’s Energy Future: Expanding LNG & Investing in Renewables
Dr. Justin Dargin’s latest article, “LNG Giant and Solar Dreams: Qatar’s Next Energy Chapter,” published by the Middle East Council on Global Affairs, dives into Qatar’s evolving energy strategy.
Queen Mojakisane, Tangelic’s Sustainable Futures Coordinator, was featured on Dr. Julio Caba’s Podcast!
True leadership is about serving others and making a lasting impact. Queen’s journey in sustainability is an inspiring story of mentorship, clean energy innovation, and leadership. From working with youth to expanding solar energy & clean cooking solutions in Ghana, she’s proving that sustainability is about empowering communities.
Iraq’s Energy Future: Can It Overcome Dependency & Attract Investment?
Dr. Justin Dargin’s latest contribution to New Energy World (UK Energy Institute Magazine) explores Iraq’s struggle to reduce its reliance on Iranian gas and the challenges in attracting foreign investment to its energy sector.
The Role of Carbon Markets in Climate Finance: Insights from Dr. Justin Dargin
Tangelic is proud to share a pivotal research paper by our Chairman of the Board, Dr. Justin Dargin, in collaboration with the Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy in Dubai. The paper explores the design and impact of the UAE’s emerging carbon market, highlighting its potential to transform climate finance and emissions trading across the Global South.
Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin Featured in The Middle East and North Africa 2025
Tangelic is proud to announce that our Chairman of the Board, Dr. Justin Dargin, has contributed a thought-provoking chapter to the prestigious 71st Edition of The Middle East and North Africa 2025.
Jesston Williams Calls for a Transformative India-Africa Clean Energy Alliance
Tangelic is proud to share that our Executive Director, Jesston Williams, has been featured in the latest issue of Diplomatist Magazine with his thought-provoking article, “Beyond Borders, Building Bridges: The Case for an India-Africa Clean Energy Alliance.”
Energy Policy and Geopolitics: Can Arctic LNG 2 Thrive Under Trump’s Leadership?
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares for his inauguration, the future of Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 project—critical to Moscow’s energy strategy—faces significant uncertainty. Despite Biden-era sanctions and an anticipated LNG market glut, this 19.8 mtpa project remains a focal point in global energy politics.
Harnessing Social Media for Grassroots Change | Nozi Dlamini on Digital Marketing Gyaan Podcast
Tangelic’s Nozi Dlamini, Communications Engagement Coordinator, recently featured on the Digital Marketing Gyaan podcast to discuss the transformative power of social media in grassroots movements.
Tangelic Chairman Presents Innovative Research at Gulf Research Meeting 2024
Tangelic is proud to announce that our Chairman of the Board, Dr. Justin Dargin, presented his groundbreaking research at the 2024 Gulf Research Meeting (GRM) in Cambridge. His presentation, “Calibrating the Cure: A Path to Climate-Centered Economic Diversification in the Gulf,” delved into actionable strategies for oil-producing nations to transition towards a sustainable energy future.
Dr. Justin Dargin Explores LNG’s Role and the Future of Cross-Border Energy Trade
Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of the Board, recently shared expert insights into the evolving dynamics of global energy markets, with a focus on LNG’s growing role as a flexible and dominant energy transport medium.
Matthew Kazden Discusses the Power of Strategic Relationships on Between The Lines Podcast
Matthew Kazden, our International Development Specialist, recently joined the Between The Lines Podcast to discuss how cultivating strategic relationships in international development can lead to real social impact. Matthew explains how his global experience empowers communities in Africa with sustainable energy solutions that help combat climate change and energy poverty.
Empowering Youth as Climate Change Catalysts: Tangelic at a Global Conference
We’re proud to announce that Queen Mojakisane, Tangelic’s Sustainable Futures Coordinator, will take the stage at the Seventeenth International Conference on Climate Change: Impacts & Responses at Florida International University, Miami, from January 23-25, 2025.
Tangelic’s Vision for Clean Energy & Climate Resilience
Tangelic is proud to release our latest video, offering an in-depth look at our mission to create sustainable clean energy solutions, develop climate finance strategies, and foster resilient communities.
Dr. Justin Dargin Presents at Georgetown University Law Center
Tangelic is proud to announce that our Chairman of the Board, Dr. Justin Dargin, recently delivered a keynote presentation at Georgetown University Law Center.
Matthew Kazden on the Human Face of Climate Change
Tangelic is pleased to share that Matthew Kazden, International Development Specialist, recently presented at the 7th International Talk on Green Business, Sustainability & Climate Action, hosted by Global Ambassadors for Sustainability, on November 28th, 2024.
Dr. Justin Dargin on Biden’s Legacy and Trump’s Energy Plans
Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of the Board at Tangelic, provides expert insights in a compelling article featured in Gas Strategies, analyzing how shifting U.S. energy policies and trade dynamics could impact the global LNG sector. The article looks into the implications of regulatory changes on LNG projects, the potential risks tariff policies pose to trade partnerships, and the challenges brought by infrastructure and policy constraints.
Tangelic Chairman Contributes to Global Workshop on Carbon Reduction Strategies
Tangelic is delighted to announce that our Chairman of the Board, Dr. Justin Dargin, participated in a Workshop on Carbon Reduction Strategies for Qatar, convened by the Middle East Council on Global Affairs and Earthna for a Sustainable Future.
Tangelic’s Dr. Justin Dargin Cited in Middle East Eye on Qatar’s £1bn Green Investment
Tangelic is pleased to announce that our Chairman, Dr. Justin Dargin, was interviewed in the Middle East Eye discussing Qatar’s ambitious £1bn investment in climate technologies. This investment marks a pivotal moment in the global energy transition, with a focus on energy efficiency, carbon management, and renewable energy.
Beyond the Spotlight: Is COP29 a Step Toward Real Solutions?
Tangelic’s Climate Action Advocate, Victoria Cornelio, reflects on the successes, challenges, and missed opportunities of COP29. From ambitious pledges to unresolved debates, Victoria explores whether the conference truly advanced the global climate agenda or remained a spectacle of unrealized potential.
Tangelic Partners with Ghana Developing Communities Association (GDCA)
Tangelic is delighted to announce a transformative partnership with the Ghana Developing Communities Association (GDCA), a prominent NGO dedicated to community development in Northern Ghana. Together, we will empower communities, promote gender equality, and drive a just clean energy transition.
Tangelic Nominated for Best Community Engagement Award
We are proud to announce that Tangelic has been nominated for the prestigious Best Community Engagement Award at the Africa Renewable Energy Awards 2024!
Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin Named Finalist for Energy Advocate of the Year
We are proud to announce that Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of the Board of Tangelic, was named a finalist for the Energy Advocate of the Year award at the 2024 Ghana Energy Awards. This prestigious recognition demonstrates Dr. Dargin’s strategic vision, thought leadership, and ironclad commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions across Ghana, Africa, and the broader Global South.
Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin Featured in Middle East Council on Global Affairs’ Afkar Publication
We are pleased to share that Tangelic’s Chairman, Dr. Justin Dargin, contributed a short piece to the Middle East Council on Global Affairs’ Afkar publication titled “Climate Trumps Politics: The Structural Shift to Global Clean Energy.” In his analysis, Dr. Dargin examines the resilience of global clean energy investment trends despite evolving political landscapes.
Empowering Women, Transforming Communities: Gender Equity in Climate Action
In a new article published on Medium, Tangelic’s Executive Director, Jesston Williams, explores the critical role of gender equity in addressing energy poverty and climate change in Ghana. Read the full article to learn more about the challenges, opportunities, and Tangelic’s commitment to empowering women as agents of change.
Tangelic Honored as "Outstanding Corporate Social Responsibility Organization of the Year"
Tangelic is proud to announce that we have been recognized as the “Outstanding Corporate Social Responsibility Organization of the Year” at the 8th Global Business Brands Summit & Awards 2024 held in Accra, Ghana. This prestigious award reflects our steadfast commitment to making a positive social and environmental impact through innovative clean energy initiatives. Our flagship project, Sunrise Spectrum, is at the forefront of this mission, paving the way for a sustainable future in Ghana. By providing access to clean energy solutions, we are not only lighting homes but also improving public health, expanding educational opportunities, and fueling economic growth.
Tangelic Recognized for Outstanding Contributions to Sustainable Development
Tangelic is proud to announce that our Executive Director, Jesston Williams, was invited to represent Tangelic at the prestigious 8th Global Business Brands Summit & Awards in Accra, Ghana, alongside distinguished leaders from government, industry, and diplomacy for Tangelic’s contributions to sustainable development in Africa.
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Abdulrahman Bamalan Appointed Strategic Advisor for the Circular Carbon Economy at Tangelic
Tangelic is pleased to announce the appointment of Abdulrahman Bamalan as Strategic Advisor for the Circular Carbon Economy.
Abdulrahman is a chemical engineer and senior public policy executive specializing in industrial decarbonization, circular economy architecture, and sovereign regulatory reform. He currently serves as Chief Operating Officer of Mukatafa Foundation, a premier Saudi public policy advisory organization that facilitates alignment between government ministries, institutional leadership, and the private sector to develop commercial regulations that drive investment and economic transformation under Saudi Vision 2030. His leadership background includes directing strategic planning, PMO functions, and healthcare cluster development within Saudi Arabia’s national Health Holding Company, alongside managing specialized industrial engineering initiatives for global energy and petrochemical leaders Saudi Aramco and SABIC.
In his advisory role at Tangelic, Abdulrahman will help shape the technical standards, water-security frameworks, and circularity metrics supporting the organization’s continental climate infrastructure deployment platforms, including Sunrise Spectrum. His appointment reinforces Tangelic’s commitment to uniting rigorous engineering, sovereign policy design, and scalable infrastructure delivery across emerging markets and the Global South.
Tangelic at the Future of Energy Conference 2026
Energy access is not the finish line. It is the foundation.
At the Future of Energy Conference 2026 organized by Africa Centre for Energy Policy, Tangelic will put forward a broader view of decentralized energy: energy infrastructure should not simply supply power. It should enable economic activity.
Our session, “Beyond Energy Access: Leveraging Decentralized Energy for Rural Infrastructure, Enterprise and Inclusive Growth,” will examine how decentralized energy can support agriculture, essential infrastructure, local enterprise, and stronger rural economies.
The discussion draws directly from Tangelic’s work in Ghana through the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative, where our focus extends beyond deploying clean energy to understanding what that energy enables: productive activity, community resilience, and economic opportunity.
For Tangelic, the question is not simply how many households gain access to electricity. It is what becomes possible once they have it.
Henry Nii Arday Aryeetey, Senior Field Operations Manager, and Hawa Mutawakilu, Community Engagement & Adoption Lead, will lead Tangelic’s session at FEC 2026.
Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin Presents at the University of Cambridge
Dr. Justin Dargin addressed the 16th Gulf Research Meeting at the University of Cambridge, delivering new analysis on the future of transition finance and carbon markets.
In his presentation, Dr. Dargin examined how the energy transition is permanently shifting from environmental policy to core economic strategy. The research mapped how major markets are utilizing transition finance, renewable energy expansion, and cross-border carbon market integration to fund large-scale climate infrastructure and drive industrial diversification.
The presentation detailed the emerging institutional architecture shaping this transition. Specifically, it highlighted the role of sovereign wealth, regulatory bodies, and institutional capital in coordinating transition finance and defining the rules of Article 6 carbon markets to accelerate deployment in emerging economies.
Oluwatoni Honour Afinjuomo Completes African Youth Negotiations Fellowship
Tangelic is proud to recognize Oluwatoni Honour Afinjuomo, our Climate Policy Analyst, following her successful participation in the African Youth Negotiations Fellowship 2026 (AYNF), organized by the Green Africa Youth Organization (GAYO) in Accra, Ghana.
The intensive residential fellowship provided practical training in climate diplomacy, multilateral negotiations, and international climate policy while connecting emerging African leaders with experienced negotiators and policymakers.
Honour’s participation further strengthens Tangelic’s expertise in international climate governance and reinforces our commitment to advancing evidence-based climate policy, climate finance, and sustainable development across Africa.
We congratulate Honour on this important milestone and look forward to the continued impact of her leadership in shaping resilient and inclusive climate solutions.
Hawa Mutawakilu spoke at the AVA Summit Ghana 2026
Our Community Engagement & Adoption Lead Hawa Mutawakilu delivered her presentation on AVA Summit Ghana 2026, “The Ancestral Plate: Reclaiming Ghana’s Indigenous Foodways for a Sustainable, Vegan Future.”
During the summit, Hawa explored how indigenous food systems and traditional knowledge can strengthen climate resilience, improve environmental sustainability, and support healthier communities through locally rooted practices. The event brought together researchers, entrepreneurs, advocates, and sustainability leaders committed to advancing resilient food systems across Africa.
Hawa’s participation reflects Tangelic’s commitment to integrating community knowledge, cultural heritage, and inclusive development into climate action. We thank the AVA Summit organizers and all participants for fostering meaningful dialogue and collaboration toward a more sustainable future.
Sunrise Spectrum Officially Enters Active Implementation in Ghana's Upper West Region
Tangelic is proud to announce that, in partnership with Green for Change Ghana, the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative has officially entered active implementation in Ghana’s Upper West Region.
The Initiative has already deployed 120 improved clean cookstoves across the communities of Kpagidiga, Nator Baanuore, and Siiru, benefiting hundreds of households. An additional 30 cookstoves will be deployed in the coming weeks, completing the inaugural Phase One deployment and reaching 150 households—approximately 750 people.
While clean cooking is Sunrise Spectrum’s first implementation pathway, it serves as the operational foundation for the broader Sunrise Villages model—an integrated platform designed to combine decentralized renewable energy, climate finance, productive-use infrastructure, and community-led economic development.
The operational experience, community partnerships, and field data generated through this first phase will support responsible scaling toward Tangelic’s long-term vision of reaching 200,000 households and approximately one million people across Ghana through sustainable, community-centered energy solutions.
The accompanying video offers a first look at implementation on the ground and features reflections from one of the participating households, highlighting the impact already being created through Sunrise Spectrum’s first deployment.
Jesston Williams Presents "Ownership as a Development Strategy" at Global Professional Fellowship
Tangelic Executive Director Jesston Williams recently spoke at the Global Professional Fellowship in Green Urban Innovation & Social Entrepreneurship, hosted by the Global Ambassadors of Sustainability (GAOS) in collaboration with the U.S. Green Chamber of Commerce.
His presentation, “Ownership as a Development Strategy,” examined why sustainable development requires more than infrastructure investment. Drawing on Tangelic’s implementation work in Ghana, Jesston demonstrated how long-term resilience is achieved when communities own the infrastructure, enterprises, governance structures, and financial systems that support their development.
The session challenged conventional development approaches by advocating for models that position communities not simply as beneficiaries, but as active builders and decision-makers. This perspective reflects Tangelic’s broader commitment to creating scalable, community-centered systems that generate enduring social, economic, and environmental impact.
At its core, the presentation reinforced a simple principle: the strongest development outcomes are not measured by what is delivered, but by what communities sustain long into the future.
TJ Omojomolo Appointed Co-Host of Tangelic Talks
Tangelic is pleased to announce the appointment of TJ Omojomolo as Co-Host of Tangelic Talks, our flagship thought leadership platform exploring the intersection of energy, finance, infrastructure, sustainability, and global development.
TJ is an accomplished investment strategist and capital markets specialist with extensive experience advancing commercial connectivity between international institutional capital and emerging economies. As Founder and Director of Afribond, he has built a respected platform that brings together institutional investors, development finance institutions (DFIs), sovereign policymakers, and business leaders to strengthen capital formation and regional competitiveness. Under his leadership, Afribond has convened high-level forums in partnership with organizations including Santander, Barclays, the African Development Bank, and the UK House of Commons.
As Co-Host of Tangelic Talks, TJ will contribute his expertise in capital markets, project finance, climate risk allocation, and infrastructure investment, strengthening discussions on how sustainable finance can accelerate the delivery of clean energy, resilient infrastructure, and long-term economic development. His appointment reinforces Tangelic’s commitment to convening global thought leaders and advancing practical, investment-driven solutions for the future of sustainable development.
Hawa Mutawakilu Appointed Community Engagement & Adoption Lead for the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative
Tangelic is pleased to announce the appointment of Hawa Mutawakilu as Community Engagement & Adoption Lead for the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative, reinforcing our commitment to sustainable energy access, household health, and community-centered development across Northern Ghana.
Hawa is a socio-ecological impact specialist, sustainable food systems advocate, and Founder of Hawa’s Sustainable Journal. Widely recognized for advancing culturally grounded and climate-resilient approaches to development, she brings extensive experience integrating indigenous knowledge, community engagement, and sustainable livelihoods to address challenges related to nutrition, public health, and environmental resilience.
In her new role, Hawa will help strengthen community engagement, behavioral adoption, and field-level implementation of Sunrise Spectrum’s clean cooking platform across participating communities. Her leadership will support Tangelic’s mission to ensure that clean cooking solutions are locally informed, widely adopted, and capable of delivering lasting health, environmental, and socioeconomic benefits while laying the foundation for scalable climate impact across the region.
Henry Nii Arday Aryeetey Appointed Senior Field Operations Manager – Ghana for the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative
Tangelic is pleased to announce the appointment of Henry Nii Arday Aryeetey as Senior Field Operations Manager – Ghana for the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative.
Henry brings nearly two decades of experience spanning energy sustainability, environmental management, climate adaptation, and infrastructure delivery across Ghana and West Africa. Throughout his career, he has provided strategic guidance, technical oversight, and operational leadership for initiatives involving USAID West Africa, UNDP-GEF, Tropenbos International, and the Ghana Energy Commission.
In his new role, Henry will oversee in-country operations for the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative, leading field deployment, stakeholder coordination, implementation quality, and operational governance. His appointment significantly strengthens Tangelic’s implementation capacity in Ghana and reinforces our commitment to delivering scalable, community-centered clean energy infrastructure that creates measurable social, economic, and environmental impact.
Jesston Williams Selected as Expert Reviewer for IPCC Special Report on Climate Change and Cities
Tangelic is pleased to announce that Executive Director Jesston Williams has been selected to serve as an Expert Reviewer for the Second Order Draft of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Special Report on Climate Change and Cities (SRCITIES).
The IPCC review process brings together leading experts from across disciplines and regions to strengthen the scientific, technical, and socio-economic foundations that inform climate policy and decision-making worldwide. The Special Report focuses on the critical relationship between climate change and urban systems, examining resilience, infrastructure, governance, mitigation, adaptation, and sustainable development.
Jesston’s participation reflects Tangelic’s commitment to advancing evidence-based climate solutions and contributing to the global knowledge systems that help cities navigate the challenges and opportunities of a changing climate.
Tangelic Chairman’s Book Recognized by AL-MONITOR
Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin’s The Gulf’s Climate Reckoning: Decarbonization, Development, and the Future of the Petro-States has been recognized as Book of the Week by AL-MONITOR.
Published by Cambridge University Press, the book examines one of the defining strategic questions confronting the Gulf and the wider global economy: whether hydrocarbon-dependent states can successfully navigate decarbonization while sustaining growth, competitiveness, and political stability in an increasingly carbon-constrained world.
Drawing on political economy, climate governance, and energy-transition analysis, the work explores how infrastructure, industrial policy, sovereign investment, and emerging governance frameworks are reshaping the Gulf’s role within the evolving global energy order.
In its feature, Al-Monitor described the book as addressing “a question the region cannot avoid for much longer,” characterizing Gulf decarbonization as a “live strategic challenge rather than a distant policy goal.”
Nozibusiso "Nozi" Dlamini Selected for Climate Youth Resilience (CYR) Ambassadorship 2026
Tangelic is pleased to announce that Nozibusiso “Nozi” Dlamini, our Digital Engagement Lead, has been selected for the Climate Youth Resilience (CYR) Ambassadorship 2026, an 8-month global program centered on leadership, resilience, and climate action.
The program convenes emerging climate leaders committed to strengthening collaboration, advancing community resilience, and expanding meaningful climate engagement across regions and sectors.
Nozi’s participation reinforces Tangelic’s growing capacity in strategic communications, sustained engagement, and coalition-building across climate and energy initiatives. Her work continues to strengthen how institutions, communities, and climate narratives are connected to long-term impact and scalable action.
Tangelic Executive Director Jesston Williams Joins Africa Climate Roundtable – Accra 2026
Tangelic Executive Director Jesston Williams is joining the Africa Climate Roundtable – Accra 2026 on May 19 in Ghana alongside senior leaders across government, finance, industry, and civil society to engage on the financing, governance, and infrastructure systems defining Africa’s climate and energy future.
Convened by the Global Centre for Law, Business and Economy (GCLBE) in partnership with TSL Sustainability, the Roundtable addresses one of the most consequential questions facing the continent: whether climate ambition, capital flows, and institutional coordination can be translated into infrastructure systems capable of long-term execution under real-world operating conditions.
Jesston is speaking on decentralized infrastructure deployment, public-private alignment, institutional execution, and the structural conditions required to build durable climate and energy systems across African markets.
Tangelic Chairman Featured in Pipeline & Gas Journal
Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin was featured in Pipeline & Gas Journal discussing the proposed African-Atlantic Gas Pipeline (AAGP) and the geopolitical and economic forces reshaping African energy infrastructure.
The discussion examined how infrastructure decisions across Africa are increasingly tied not only to export markets, but also to industrialization, energy security, regional integration, and long-term economic resilience amid intensifying global transition pressures.
Dr. Dargin noted:
“Many African governments view gas development as a narrowing opportunity to support industrialization, expand power generation and stabilize public finances before global decarbonization trends begin to materially constrain long-term hydrocarbon demand.”
The article also explored the intensifying competition surrounding long-term infrastructure positioning across Africa and the Global South, as governments navigate tightening energy finance, shifting development priorities, and an increasingly fragmented global energy landscape.
Sunrise Spectrum — Phase One is live in Ghana.
Deployment is underway across three communities:
Nator Banuore, Kpagidiga, and Siiru.
301 households (~1,500 people) registered.
In partnership with Green for Change Ghana, households are onboarded, verified, and baseline data is completed ahead of rollout.
This is not a pilot built on assumptions.
Clean cookstoves are now moving into homes through a measured, structured deployment system.
No estimates. No modeled impact.
Real activity → credible outcomes.
Phase One is about getting it right under real conditions — so scale is built on accuracy.
Scale pathway:
5,000 households (~25,000 people)
20,000 households (~100,000 people)
200,000 households (~1,000,000 people)
Not theory.
Tangelic Analyst Selected for Guardians of the Earth Fellowship
Tangelic is proud to announce that Oluwatoni Honour Afinjuomo, Climate Policy Analyst, has been selected for the 2026 Guardians of the Earth Fellowship, delivered by the Pan African Network for Climate Action (PANFCA) and Lukenya University.
The fellowship convenes a cohort advancing climate policy through indigenous knowledge systems, applied research, and field-based engagement across African markets.
Through this engagement, Honour will help shape climate policy approaches that integrate technical design, community-grounded knowledge, and implementation systems—while strengthening Tangelic’s work across MRV systems, climate-finance structuring, and field deployment models.
Jesston Williams Named to 2026 Pan-Africa Ignite Entrepreneurship Cohort
Tangelic announces that Jesston Williams, Executive Director, has been named to the 2026 Pan-Africa Ignite Entrepreneurship Cohort, delivered by the Wadhwani Foundation.
The Ignite cohort brings together a select group of African leaders advancing venture validation, capital readiness, and scalable enterprise design across high-growth markets. The program emphasizes disciplined business architecture, capital alignment, and execution frameworks required to move ventures from concept to structured deployment.
Through this engagement, Jesston will collaborate with founders, venture advisors, and capital strategists to advance Tangelic’s deployment systems, reinforce venture architecture for Sunrise Spectrum, and strengthen capital design frameworks supporting structured infrastructure implementation in Ghana.
Africa ESG Accelerator: Unlocking Investment-Ready Ventures
The Africa ESG Accelerator, convened by Tangelic × B Lab Africa, is a practitioner-led virtual session designed to support African ventures in translating ESG ambition into credible investment readiness.
The accelerator examines how governance discipline, impact measurement, and standards alignment shape investor confidence and access to institutional, climate, and blended finance within African operating contexts.
Designed for entrepreneurs and ecosystem actors preparing for long-term growth, institutional scrutiny, and scalable capital deployment.
Sheikh Aasim Alwaleed Ali Al-Thani Joins Tangelic as Principal for Gulf Sovereign Strategy & Coordination
Tangelic is pleased to announce that Sheikh Aasim Alwaleed Ali Al-Thani has joined the Capital Design Council as Principal, Gulf Sovereign Strategy & Coordination.
Sheikh Aasim’s work spans international cooperation, security governance, and institutional capacity-building within Qatar’s public sector. He currently serves in the Ministry of Defence (MOD), where he is engaged in international coordination, development initiatives, and multilateral governmental engagement.
He began his career at Qatar’s National Service Academy (NSA), serving as a Platoon Commander before leading the Academy’s international cooperation division. During the 2022 FIFA World Cup, he supported international diplomatic and security operations, receiving formal acknowledgment from H.E. Dr. Bisera Turkovich, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina. He has also taken part in NATO’s Military Strategic Partnership Conference (MSPC), contributing to forums on interoperability, regional coordination, and strategic planning.
In addition to his government work, Sheikh Aasim serves as a Non-Resident Fellow at the Gulf International Forum (GIF) and an Associate Fellow at the Institute for Peace & Diplomacy (IPD), where he engages on governance, crisis management, and regional security cooperation.
At Tangelic, he will contribute to sovereign-level positioning, cross-regional institutional alignment, and the strategic architecture guiding the organization’s next phase of growth.
Jesston Williams Appointed to International Panel of Sustainability Experts
Tangelic announces the appointment of Jesston Williams, Executive Director, to the International Panel of Sustainability Experts (IPSE), convened by the Global Ambassadors of Sustainability in collaboration with the Global Green Chamber of Commerce.
The Panel brings together senior practitioners, policy leaders, and institutional actors working across policy, finance, and implementation to advance high-integrity, evidence-based sustainability action. Its mandate centers on translating policy commitments and financial flows into operational, real-world outcomes across sectors and regions.
Jesston serves on the Panel providing applied, execution-led expertise shaped by Tangelic’s on-the-ground deployment of decentralized energy systems and climate-resilient infrastructure, particularly in African contexts where implementation capacity, institutional alignment, and long-term operability determine success.
Sunrise Spectrum Selected for Africa’s Green Economy Summit 2026
Sunrise Spectrum has been selected for presentation at Africa’s Green Economy Summit 2026 (AGES 2026) in Cape Town. The selection recognizes Sunrise as a deployment-ready clean energy and climate-finance platform designed for institutional adoption and scalable implementation across Africa.
At the Summit, Theo Minné, Chief Operating Officer of Tangelic, will present the Sunrise operational framework, including decentralized solar hubs, modern clean-cooking infrastructure, and an integrated carbon-revenue system structured for long-term viability and scale.
Initial deployment begins in Q1 2026, launching the first Sunrise corridor and expanding across priority regions through collaboration with government and community partners.
This milestone marks a transition from system design to on-the-ground implementation.
Tangelic Chairman Co-Authors Policy Paper on Gulf Industrial Strategy
Tangelic is pleased to share that our Chairman, Dr. Justin Dargin, has co-authored a new policy paper with the Middle East Council examining how Gulf states are redesigning their industrial and energy systems through sovereign investment, diversification, and regional integration.
The analysis also engages a set of structural questions increasingly faced across the Global South: how states balance industrial growth with energy security, build climate-aligned infrastructure, and position themselves within rapidly shifting global markets.
Dr. Jeffrey Kenneth Baiden Joins Tangelic as Principal for Ghana Energy & Climate Finance
Tangelic is pleased to announce that Dr. Jeffrey Kenneth Baiden has joined our leadership as Principal for Ghana Energy & Climate Finance on the Capital Design Council.
Dr. Baiden is a senior energy economist and transactions advisor whose work spans major power-sector reforms, national energy-transition programs, and climate-finance initiatives across West, Central, and Southern Africa. He has served in embedded advisory roles with Ghana’s Ministry of Energy under USAID Power Africa and with the Volta River Authority, contributing to the Energy Sector Recovery Program (ESRP), tariff and regulatory restructuring, and the development of Ghana’s first nuclear power program.
He has led blended-finance structuring, capital-raising efforts, and regulatory analysis across more than a dozen African markets, collaborating with the World Bank, IMF, USAID, PFAN, and national regulators.
At Tangelic, Dr. Baiden will guide Sunrise Spectrum’s deployment in Ghana and support the development of our clean-energy and carbon-finance architecture for broader continental implementation.
Tangelic and the Carbon Data Open Protocol (CDOP)
Tangelic is engaged in the Carbon Data Open Protocol (CDOP) as an Observer in the Technical Working Group. Led by GCMU, RMI, S&P Global, and Sylvera, CDOP is developing the shared data architecture that will underpin the next generation of carbon markets.
Through its role in the Technical Working Group, Tangelic brings deployment-level intelligence from the Sunrise Spectrum platform to inform standards governing interoperability, verification, and Article 6–aligned carbon-market infrastructure. This engagement connects live, multi-technology implementation in emerging markets with the global systems shaping carbon-data integrity and climate-finance execution.
Sunrise Spectrum: National Alignment Underway
Tangelic completed a high-level mission in Accra to advance national coordination for the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative as it enters deployment. Executive Director Jesston Williams, together with Green for Change Ghana, met with senior leadership at the Ministry of Climate Change & Sustainability to align Phase One activation and review the Initiative’s multi-year expansion arc. Subsequent meetings will take place as the Ministry continues internal alignment on Sunrise Spectrum’s integration within national clean-energy and rural-development programs.
Officials also highlighted priority corridors at ministerial level — including solar farming and the electrification of schools and clinics — underscoring how these components reinforce Sunrise Spectrum’s deployment model.
Sunrise has now entered execution, and national pathways for long-term scale are taking shape.
Sunrise Spectrum Makes Its National Debut on Joy News
Sunrise Spectrum has entered Ghana’s national spotlight with its first formal introduction on Joy News, one of the country’s leading broadcast platforms. This marks the beginning of Sunrise’s Q1 2026 deployment trajectory.
Recorded during Tangelic’s ministerial mission in Accra, the segment featured Executive Director Jesston Williams and Green for Change Ghana Executive Director John Balankoo Sumbo. They presented Sunrise as a nationwide clean-energy architecture aligned with Ghana’s energy and climate institutions — not a standalone project, but a system built for long-term integration.
The broadcast confirmed that Sunrise has completed its design and regulatory groundwork and is now set for activation, with initial deployment nodes scheduled for early 2026 and a multi-year expansion engineered to reach more than 20,000 households by 2028.
This national debut reflects Tangelic’s commitment to advancing Sunrise Spectrum for the benefit of Ghana and the communities it is designed to serve.
Sunrise Spectrum Enters Deployment in Ghana
Tangelic announces that Sunrise Spectrum has officially moved into deployment, following a year of engineering, regulatory alignment, institutional sequencing, and field preparation across Ghana.
Phase One activation establishes the first operational node of a model built for national integration and continent-wide replication. This controlled demonstration shifts Sunrise from blueprint to operating reality, securing the governance, technical, and financing structures needed for scale. The system brings decentralized energy access, clean cooking, rural enterprise support, and climate-aligned development into a unified platform.
A senior leadership mission is in Ghana this week meeting with government ministries, national regulators, ECOWAS-linked bodies, UN partners, and private-sector leaders. These engagements embed Sunrise within formal national pathways and investment channels.
This activation begins a multi-year expansion program. Phase Two launches in 2027 with multi-node growth and development of the first Sunrise Villages. By 2028, the system is designed to reach more than 20,000 households across the northern corridor, backed by high-integrity climate finance and a delivery model structured for replication across Africa.
Deployment has begun. The build proceeds.
Nozibusiso Dlamini Selected for the Global Leadership Challenge 2025 — Oxford × St. Gallen
Tangelic congratulates Nozibusiso (“Nozi”) Dlamini, Digital Engagement Lead, on her selection to the 2025 Global Leadership Challenge, an international leadership programme jointly convened by the University of Oxford and the St. Gallen Symposium.
The Challenge brings together outstanding young leaders to collaborate in multinational teams, participate in advanced masterclasses led by global experts, and design an action project addressing a major sustainability challenge. The programme culminates in a final presentation for joint Oxford–St. Gallen certification, with top-performing teams advancing to the Leaders of Tomorrow Symposium in May 2026.
Nozi’s selection represents a significant milestone in her leadership development and reflects the global capability and excellence within Tangelic.
Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin Speaks at the World Energies Summit in London
At the World Energies Summit, Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin joined world leaders to explore how the global community can move from ambition to execution — from pledges to financed, measurable climate solutions.
In his address, Dr. Dargin emphasized: “The energy transition will be won through design — not ambition alone.”
He called for innovative models that ensure emerging economies have equitable access to the finance, technology, and infrastructure that underpin a just and inclusive transition.
At Tangelic, we’re transforming these insights into practical frameworks for impact — strengthening clean energy access and climate infrastructure across Africa and the Global South.
Global Energy Leader Nejib Zaafrani Joins Tangelic as Strategic Advisor on Decarbonization
Tangelic is pleased to announce that Mr. Nejib Zaafrani has joined our leadership as Strategic Advisor, Global Energy Systems & Decarbonization.
Mr. Zaafrani is one of the Gulf region’s most respected energy figures, with more than 40 years of senior experience across global oil, gas, and clean-energy systems. As the first Secretary-General and CEO of the Dubai Supreme Council of Energy, he helped build Dubai’s modern energy governance architecture and co-developed the Dubai Integrated Energy Strategy 2030. Before that, he spent over three decades with Royal Dutch Shell in senior roles across Europe and the Middle East, including Chairman and Managing Director of Shell Abu Dhabi B.V.
A regional trailblazer in low-carbon energy innovation, he was among the earliest voices in the Gulf to advance large-scale carbon management and climate-aligned hydrocarbon strategies, presenting his vision for cross-border low carbon infrastructure at the World Economic Forum in 2005.
At Tangelic, Mr. Zaafrani will help guide our governmental strategy, institutional partnerships, and decarbonization architecture as we expand Gulf–Africa collaboration and prepare for the first deployment phase of the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative. His involvement strengthens our ability to connect high-level energy governance with community-centered clean energy access across Africa and the wider Global South.
Tangelic Chairman Delivers Keynote at Global Business Brands Summit (Ghana)
At the 8th Global Business Brands Summit & Awards 2024 in Accra, Ghana — hosted by the Entrepreneurs Foundation of Ghana — Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin delivered a virtual keynote address on “Empowering Ghana: A Green Energy Revolution.”
Speaking to senior policymakers, ministers, diplomats, and business leaders, Dr. Dargin outlined how Ghana and the wider region can accelerate a community-first clean energy transition through decentralized systems, climate finance, and inclusive development.
At the same event, Tangelic was honored as the “Outstanding Corporate Social Responsibility Organization of the Year 2024,” recognizing our leadership in renewable energy access, climate-finance innovation, and community-centered development through the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative.
Partner Spotlight: Green for Change Ghana Honored for National Leadership in Climate Action
Tangelic proudly celebrates Green for Change Ghana (GCG), our implementation partner for the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative, for earning two national awards recognizing their outstanding leadership in sustainability, ecosystem restoration, and inclusive community development.
National Award for Excellence in Driving Climate Resilience and Conservation — 4th Ghana Philanthropy Awards (Oct 30, 2025, La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, Accra)
Excellence in Environmental Sustainability and Climate Action Award — 2nd Northern Ghana Business Merit Awards (Oct 17, 2025, Modern City Hotel, Tamale)
GCG’s innovative approach—combining local stewardship with scalable climate solutions—forms a cornerstone of the Sunrise Spectrum Initiative’s mission to expand clean energy, strengthen livelihoods, and foster climate resilience across Ghana’s northern regions.
These recognitions not only honor GCG’s impact but also reaffirm Tangelic’s belief that lasting transformation begins at the community level. Together, we’re advancing a more inclusive and sustainable future for all.
Learn more about our partnerships: www.TangelicLife.org
2 Days to Go — Signal Lab: Clean Cooking & Microgrids: What Communities Need Now
The countdown is on! In just two days, we’ll host the first Signal Lab: Conversations for Climate Connection, a participatory dialogue exploring how clean cooking systems and microgrids can drive resilience and transformation in rural communities.
October 30, 2025
⏰ 1:00 PM EST | 5:00 PM UK | 4:00 PM Ghana | 6:00 PM South Africa
Online
Unlike traditional webinars, Signal Labs are designed as interactive spaces for shared reflection, community insight, and hope — where everyone’s voice matters.
Tangelic Advisor Honored with Governor General’s Award for Gender Equity
We are proud to announce that Meseret Haileyesus, Tangelic’s Strategic Advisor for Equity-Centered Policy & Development, has been awarded the 2025 Persons Case Medal by the Governor General of Canada — one of the nation’s highest honors recognizing exceptional contributions to gender equity and women’s rights.
A leading advocate for financial inclusion, gender justice, and climate resilience, Meseret’s work with the Canadian Center for Women’s Empowerment (CCFWE) has driven national and international policy reforms empowering women worldwide.
At Tangelic, Meseret helps guide our equity-centered approach to clean energy and climate finance, ensuring women’s leadership and community inclusion remain central to our programs across Africa. Her recognition reflects both her remarkable vision and the shared values that define Tangelic’s mission: a world powered by inclusion, equity, and sustainable progress.
Tangelic Chairman Publishes Landmark Book with Cambridge University Press
We are proud to share that Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of Tangelic, has published The Gulf’s Climate Reckoning: Decarbonization, Development, and the Future of the Petro-States (Cambridge University Press, 2025).
This work provides a multidimensional framework for understanding how Gulf states are navigating the global transition, with deep implications for climate finance, economic diversification, and governance across the Global South.
By situating the Gulf’s transformation within the broader climate-industrial realignment, the book demonstrates why Global South nations must shape, not follow, the future of climate politics.
Tangelic to Participate in San Diego Climate Week 2025
We are proud to announce that Matthew Kazden, Global Initiatives and Partnerships Manager at Tangelic, will represent the organization at the first-ever San Diego Climate Week, taking place October 1–8, 2025.
This landmark event is designed to inspire collaboration, build climate resilience, shape climate policy, and connect communities around the world.
The week will convene:
Policymakers and entrepreneurs
Scientists and educators
Grassroots leaders and community advocates
Tangelic is honored to contribute to this important dialogue, advancing inclusive and justice-centered climate solutions.
Tangelic to Speak at B Lab Africa Summit 2025 in Johannesburg
We are excited to announce that Nozi Dlamini, Tangelic’s Digital Engagement Lead, has been invited to speak at the B Lab Africa Summit 2025, taking place in Johannesburg on October 2–3.
On October 3, she will join Panel 5: Powering the Transition — Renewable Energy for a Resilient Africa, where leaders from across the continent will discuss:
Innovative clean energy business models
Cross-border partnerships for scale
Building resilience & energy security through renewables
This Summit is one of Africa’s leading convenings on business, sustainability, and impact — and we look forward to engaging with leaders driving meaningful change.
Jesston Williams to Speak at Climate Conclave 2025
We’re excited to announce that Jesston Williams, Executive Director of Tangelic, will be a featured speaker at the 5th Global Virtual Conference on Climate Change, taking place July 28–29, 2025.
His presentation will focus on:
Community-driven clean energy solutions
Inclusive climate finance frameworks
Gender equity and development goals
Centering the Global South in sustainable strategies
Jesston will advocate for climate action that is equitable, local, and people-powered—core pillars of Tangelic’s mission across Africa and beyond.
How do we ensure climate justice is inclusive and community-first? Join the conversation.
Tangelic Joins Gulf International Forum Panel on Energy Market Risks
Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of Tangelic, recently participated in a high-level panel hosted by the Gulf International Forum to analyze how the Iran–Israel conflict is reshaping the geopolitics of energy.
The conversation centered on:
Threats to the Strait of Hormuz as a critical transit route
Global market risks and potential energy price shocks
The need for Global South nations to invest in resilient energy infrastructure
Diversifying supply chains as a strategic priority
This panel reaffirmed Tangelic’s commitment to connecting geopolitical foresight with clean energy access, equity, and climate resilience.
Dr. Justin Dargin Publishes Policy Paper on Qatar’s Climate Blueprint
We’re pleased to share that Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of Tangelic, has authored a new policy paper with the Middle East Council titled: “Gas Growth and Green Ambitions: Qatar’s Climate Blueprint”. The paper explores how Qatar is managing to reduce emissions while maintaining economic stability, offering a replicable policy model for Global South nations seeking sustainable growth.
Key Takeaways:
Centralized regulatory climate governance
Targeted climate finance investments
Realistic, sector-based decarbonization
Model for balancing development with sustainability
What lessons can be adapted by energy-exporting countries in the Global South? Join the conversation.
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In-Country Engagements: Tangelic Advances Cross-Border Collaboration in South Africa
Tangelic’s Executive Director Jesston Williams and Sustainable Futures Coordinator Katleho Queen Mojakisane recently completed a successful series of strategic meetings in South Africa. The engagements focused on forging regional partnerships to advance energy access, policy innovation, and academic collaboration.
Meetings included senior leaders from:
University of Johannesburg
EarthLife Africa
Institute for Economic Justice
Key Outcomes:
Shared Tangelic’s mission and the Sunrise Spectrum initiative
Identified opportunities for joint research, co-authored programming, and policy dialogue
Strengthened collaboration between West and Southern Africa on climate justice and sustainable development
These conversations underscore Tangelic’s commitment to uniting African regions through shared purpose, climate leadership, and inclusive energy solutions.
Tangelic Participates in UN Climate Week – Panama
Jesston Williams, Executive Director of Tangelic, recently attended UN Climate Week in Panama, where he engaged in critical discussions on energy equity, climate finance, and frontline leadership.
At the event, Jesston:
Shared insights from the Sunrise Spectrum model
Built international partnerships to expand clean energy access
Advocated for inclusive, community-rooted climate solutions
Elevated Africa’s role in shaping global climate policy
His presence reflects Tangelic’s deepening role in regional and global climate dialogues, emphasizing real-world solutions rooted in justice, sustainability, and empowerment.
Tangelic Showcases Sunrise Spectrum Model at Enlit: Water Security Africa
Katleho Queen Mojakisane, Tangelic’s Sustainable Futures Coordinator, represented the organization at Enlit: Water Security Africa, delivering a presentation on how decentralized renewable energy can solve water insecurity in underserved African communities.
Her case study on the Sunrise Spectrum model spotlighted:
Solar-powered water systems improving community access
The link between energy, gender equity, and water rights
Locally-driven models fostering scalable impact
Katleho’s presence at this critical convening underscores Tangelic’s leadership in building sustainable, inclusive energy futures across Africa.
Learn more about the Sunrise Spectrum model and our work.
Tangelic at the G20 Financial Inclusion and Women Empowerment Forum
Tangelic proudly participated in the G20 Financial Inclusion and Women Empowerment Forum held in Johannesburg, with Katleho Queen Mojakisane, our Sustainable Futures Coordinator, delivering a keynote address.
Her presentation spotlighted Tangelic’s mission at the intersection of:
Gender equity
Clean energy access
Youth-led innovation
Through this platform, Katleho reinforced the urgent need for inclusive, community-rooted solutions in Africa’s development landscape. Her remarks reflect Tangelic’s broader commitment to climate justice, gender equity, and energy equity.
Stay tuned for more updates on our work driving impact across Africa.
Tangelic Announces Strategic Partnership with PSI Engineering
Tangelic is proud to announce a formal Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with PSI Engineering, an East African leader in clean energy systems and engineering services.
Under this agreement, PSI will serve as a core technical partner supporting both the Sunrise Spectrum and GCEEI (Global Center for Energy Equity & Innovation).
This partnership encompasses engineering design, system installation, and feasibility studies, while also streamlining regulatory approvals. Together, we’ll co-develop training programs to equip youth with skills in solar technology and mini-grid management.
The collaboration not only strengthens Tangelic’s technical capacity but also aligns with our climate finance strategy to scale impact across Ghana and beyond.
Tangelic Chairman Speaks at Enlit Africa Roundtable – Cape Town
Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of Tangelic, recently took part in a high-level Enlit Africa Roundtable in Cape Town. The discussion focused on transforming Africa’s climate and energy finance systems for a just and sustainable future.
In his remarks, Dr. Dargin underscored the importance of:
Developing regionally based climate finance mechanisms
Ensuring alignment with local priorities and institutional frameworks
Building resilience from within the continent
This participation reflects Tangelic’s thought leadership in shaping climate finance conversations that prioritize African ownership, equity, and long-term impact.
Katleho Mojakisane Featured on the Productive Joy Podcast
We’re excited to share that Katleho Queen Mojakisane, our Sustainable Futures Coordinator, recently appeared on the Productive Joy podcast hosted by Dr. Christie McMullen.
In this heartfelt and thought-provoking episode, Queen reflects on:
– The urgent need to address energy poverty in Africa
– The critical role of women and youth in leading sustainable solutions
– The importance of joy, equity, and opportunity in building climate resilience
This conversation beautifully captures Tangelic’s mission to empower underserved communities with clean energy and climate justice solutions led from within.
Podcast Feature: Queen Mojakisane on The Backstory with Omobola Stephen
We’re excited to share that Katleho (Queen) Mojakisane, Tangelic’s Sustainable Futures Coordinator, was recently a guest on The Backstory with Omobola Stephen.
In this compelling episode, Queen unpacks the vital connection between clean energy and social equity in Africa. Drawing from her work on the frontlines of climate and community action, she explores the intersection of:
– Sustainable energy access
– Gender equity and empowerment
– Youth engagement in climate leadership
– Long-term community resilience
Tune in to hear how sustainable futures are built from the ground up.
Global Energy Politics at a Crossroads
We’re proud to share that Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of the Board at Tangelic, recently joined a high-level panel hosted by the Middle East Council on Global Affairs, discussing the shifting role of Gulf states in global energy politics.
Key insights from Dr. Dargin’s discussion:
The resurgence of hydrocarbon strategies amid shifting U.S. policy
Energy nationalism & decarbonization rollbacks changing global diplomacy
How Gulf states are leveraging LNG, carbon markets, and economic diversification to shape climate geopolitics
The rise of a “carbon counter-coalition” challenging traditional climate leadership
His core message: Gulf nations are no longer passive suppliers—they’re architects of a new energy order.
Climate Finance for Real-World Impact: Tangelic’s Path to Sustainable Development
How can we unlock equitable investment to accelerate clean energy adoption across Africa?
In this must-read article, Shams Khattak, Climate Finance & Sustainability Strategist at Tangelic, explores:
Why the Global South receives only a fraction of global climate investment
How blended finance, carbon markets, and public-private partnerships can accelerate rural energy access
The role of gender-inclusive financing and South-South cooperation in building resilient communities
Climate finance isn’t just about ROI—it’s about justice, resilience, and inclusive growth.
Jesston Williams to Deliver Virtual Presentation at Water Security Africa 2025
We’re excited to announce that Jesston Williams, our Executive Director, will be presenting virtually at Water Security Africa 2025!
His talk, “Decentralized Renewable Energy in the Water-Energy-Food Nexus: Scalable Solutions for Commercial Water Security,” will explore how clean energy systems—like solar microgrids, solar-powered irrigation, and clean cookstoves—can transform water-intensive industries and agriculture across Africa.
Drawing from our Sunrise Spectrum Initiative, Jesston will dive into how decentralized renewable energy can:
Boost agricultural productivity
Cut costs for water-dependent sectors
Promote water conservation through cleaner cooking
Enable gender-responsive, inclusive financing
At Tangelic, we believe that solving Africa’s water and food challenges starts with equitable access to clean energy.
How Will Saudi Arabia's Low-Carbon Energy Strategy Reshape the Region?
How Will Saudi Arabia’s Low-Carbon Energy Strategy Reshape the Region?
Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of the Board at Tangelic, recently shared expert insights with Petroleum Economist on Saudi Arabia’s bold investments in low-carbon oil and LNG—and what it means for the future of energy across the Middle East.
The article explores how:
Aramco is doubling down on spending despite global decarbonization efforts
Saudi’s low-carbon strategy could set a regional precedent
This approach may redefine the Gulf’s role in the global energy transition
Tangelic at G20 FIWE 2025: Empowering Communities Through Inclusive Clean Energy Innovation
We’re proud to share that Jesston Williams, Executive Director of Tangelic, will represent us at the G20 FIWE 2025 Conference in South Africa (May 6–7).
Jesston will speak during the panel on “Policy and Regulatory Frameworks for Gender-Inclusive Finance,” highlighting our work through the Ghana Clean Energy Entrepreneurship Incubator (GCEEI).
Key focus areas include:
Empowering underserved communities with clean energy innovation
Supporting youth and women-led entrepreneurship in climate-vulnerable regions
Mobilizing gender-responsive finance for Africa’s just energy transition
The GCEEI model puts local knowledge, youth leadership, and inclusion at the heart of sustainable energy entrepreneurship.
Creating Sustainable Energy for Africa | Queen Mojakisane on Kickin’ It with KoolKard Show
How can clean energy solutions drive economic empowerment, health improvements, and climate resilience across Africa?
Tangelic’s Sustainable Futures Coordinator, Queen Mojakisane, recently joined the Kickin’ It with KoolKard Show to discuss how solar energy, clean cookstoves, and youth leadership are shaping Africa’s energy future. From her advocacy work in Lesotho to leading impactful initiatives, Queen shares how sustainability and innovation can uplift millions of lives.
Key Takeaways:
Energy access is more than infrastructure—it’s about empowerment, economic growth, and climate justice.
Solar energy is bridging the electricity gap for rural communities.
Clean cookstoves are reducing health risks & deforestation.
Youth leadership is playing a pivotal role in driving Africa’s clean energy revolution.
At Tangelic, we believe that sustainable energy solutions can change lives, boost economies, and combat climate change.
Rethinking Climate Justice: Can LNG Play a Role in a Fair Energy Transition?
Dr. Justin Dargin’s latest publication in Afkar Journal, “By Leveraging LNG, Qatar Can Fuel Fairness in Global Climate Policy,” challenges conventional climate narratives and explores how LNG can be a catalyst for equitable global sustainability.
Key Insights:
The Global South, despite contributing the least to climate change, faces the greatest economic burden in mitigation efforts.
Qatar, as a leading LNG exporter, has the opportunity to drive a more just and balanced energy transition by supporting developing nations with sustainable energy investments.
Collaborative climate diplomacy, carbon capture innovations, and strategic energy policies can ensure that the shift to clean energy doesn’t come at the cost of economic stability for resource-dependent nations.
LNG’s role in climate justice is complex but crucial—strategic policies can make the energy transition fair for all. Let’s rethink sustainability with inclusivity at its core.
Energy Equity & Sustainability: A Conversation with Matthew Kazden on The Storyed Human Podcast
Tangelic’s International Development Specialist, Matthew Kazden, joined The Storyed Human Podcast to discuss his work in tackling energy poverty and advancing sustainability in underserved communities.
Key Takeaways:
The far-reaching impact of clean energy on education, economic empowerment & gender equity.
How Tangelic’s Sunrise Spectrum initiative is transforming rural communities in Ghana.
The cascading benefits of renewable energy—from job creation to reducing indoor pollution.
Why policy & on-the-ground action must go hand in hand for real change.
“Clean energy isn’t just about reducing emissions—it’s about creating opportunities for a better future.” Let’s build a more equitable & sustainable world together!
Empowering Africa Through Clean Energy & Youth Leadership
Queen Mojakisane, Sustainable Futures Coordinator at Tangelic, recently joined The KING OBED Podcast to share her mission of empowering youth and women while expanding clean energy access across Africa.
Key Initiatives:
Tangel tackles energy poverty with solar home microgrids, clean cookstoves, and community solar microgrids, focusing on Ghana, where policy and climate support clean energy solutions.
Founder of Youth On The Rise, Queen Moja champions computer literacy, mentorship, and crime prevention programs to uplift young Africans.
A strong advocate for leadership, integrity, and youth-driven change, she urges young people to take action, volunteer, and become changemakers for a sustainable Africa.
With the right leadership and opportunities, Africa’s future can be one of innovation, sustainability, and prosperity. It starts with small steps, and young changemakers like Queen Moja are already paving the way.
Qatar’s Energy Future: Expanding LNG & Investing in Renewables
Dr. Justin Dargin’s latest article, “LNG Giant and Solar Dreams: Qatar’s Next Energy Chapter,” published by the Middle East Council on Global Affairs, dives into Qatar’s evolving energy strategy.
Key Takeaways:
LNG Growth: Qatar is set to expand LNG production from 77 MT to 142 MT by 2030, solidifying its global leadership in gas exports.
Renewable Investments: With projects like Al Kharsaah (800 MW) and an ambitious 4 GW solar target by 2030, Qatar is accelerating its clean energy shift.
Decarbonization Strategy: The North Field Expansion includes carbon capture & storage (CCS), aiming for a 35% reduction in LNG facility emissions by 2035.
Balancing Act: While LNG remains central, Qatar is positioning itself as a leader in sustainable energy, securing its place in the low-carbon future.
As global energy dynamics shift, Qatar’s dual focus on LNG and renewables will shape its economic resilience and climate leadership.
Queen Mojakisane, Tangelic’s Sustainable Futures Coordinator, was featured on Dr. Julio Caba’s Podcast!
True leadership is about serving others and making a lasting impact. Queen’s journey in sustainability is an inspiring story of mentorship, clean energy innovation, and leadership. From working with youth to expanding solar energy & clean cooking solutions in Ghana, she’s proving that sustainability is about empowering communities.
Key Takeaways:
How mentorship transformed young lives & communities.
The impact of clean energy projects in rural Ghana.
Training & funding the next generation of clean energy leaders.
Why leadership & storytelling are essential for lasting change.
The future of sustainability starts with leaders like Queen Mojakisane—empowering others to create real change.
Iraq’s Energy Future: Can It Overcome Dependency & Attract Investment?
Dr. Justin Dargin’s latest contribution to New Energy World (UK Energy Institute Magazine) explores Iraq’s struggle to reduce its reliance on Iranian gas and the challenges in attracting foreign investment to its energy sector.
Key Insights:
Dependence on China & Iran: Despite a 71% oil production increase over two decades, Iraq remains heavily reliant on Chinese firms and Iranian gas imports.
Investment Challenges: Political instability, corruption, and regional conflicts deter U.S. and Western investors.
Decarbonization Goals at Risk: Efforts to cut carbon emissions by 2030 face setbacks due to ongoing gas flaring and weak infrastructure.
Select Global Engagement: Companies like BP, TotalEnergies, and QatarEnergy have joined key projects, but sustained investment remains elusive.
Geopolitical Pressures: U.S.-Iran tensions and conflicts in Syria & Gaza further complicate Iraq’s investment landscape.
The Path Forward? Iraq needs legal reforms, infrastructure upgrades, and political stability to attract long-term investment and transition towards energy security.
The Role of Carbon Markets in Climate Finance: Insights from Dr. Justin Dargin
Tangelic is proud to share a pivotal research paper by our Chairman of the Board, Dr. Justin Dargin, in collaboration with the Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy in Dubai. The paper explores the design and impact of the UAE’s emerging carbon market, highlighting its potential to transform climate finance and emissions trading across the Global South.
As nations worldwide push toward net-zero emissions, developing economies continue to face significant barriers to financing their clean energy transitions. Dr. Dargin’s research outlines how carbon markets can bridge this gap, providing a framework for monetizing emission reductions, attracting investment, and enhancing climate resilience in regions most vulnerable to climate change.
The UAE, as a global energy leader, is well positioned to drive innovation in carbon trading and establish a model that aligns economic growth with sustainable development. This research demonstrates the critical role of policy, technology, and financial instruments in ensuring carbon markets remain equitable, accessible, and effective.
Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin Featured in The Middle East and North Africa 2025
Tangelic is proud to announce that our Chairman of the Board, Dr. Justin Dargin, has contributed a thought-provoking chapter to the prestigious 71st Edition of The Middle East and North Africa 2025.
Chapter Title: “Instituting a Sustainable Energy Transition”
Dr. Dargin’s analysis explores innovative strategies to address energy challenges while fostering sustainable development. Key insights include:
▪︎ Tackling natural gas pricing challenges and promoting economic diversification.
▪︎ Balancing growth with environmental stewardship.
▪︎ Lessons in energy transitions that can inspire similar efforts across the Global South.
This work not only examines the Gulf’s unique energy landscape but also serves as a blueprint for sustainable energy policies that resonate globally. It aligns with Tangelic’s mission to advance equitable, community-driven climate solutions worldwide.
Jesston Williams Calls for a Transformative India-Africa Clean Energy Alliance
Tangelic is proud to share that our Executive Director, Jesston Williams, has been featured in the latest issue of Diplomatist Magazine with his thought-provoking article, “Beyond Borders, Building Bridges: The Case for an India-Africa Clean Energy Alliance.”
In this insightful piece, Jesston explores how a strategic partnership between India and Africa could revolutionize renewable energy adoption, combat energy poverty, and foster sustainable economic growth. By leveraging India’s technological expertise and Africa’s abundant natural resources, this alliance has the potential to set a benchmark for South-South cooperation in addressing global energy challenges.
Jesston’s vision demonstrates Tangelic’s commitment to advancing clean energy solutions and fostering equitable development across the Global South.
Energy Policy and Geopolitics: Can Arctic LNG 2 Thrive Under Trump’s Leadership?
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares for his inauguration, the future of Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 project—critical to Moscow’s energy strategy—faces significant uncertainty. Despite Biden-era sanctions and an anticipated LNG market glut, this 19.8 mtpa project remains a focal point in global energy politics.
Key Insights from Dr. Justin Dargin:
Trump’s “America First” approach could prioritize US LNG exports, putting added pressure on Russia.
Sanctions and tariffs could stifle Arctic LNG 2’s progress while bolstering US market dominance.
A growing LNG supply glut threatens project profitability across the industry.
With energy policy, sanctions, and economic realities converging, Arctic LNG 2 highlights the intricate relationship between geopolitics and climate policy.
Harnessing Social Media for Grassroots Change | Nozi Dlamini on Digital Marketing Gyaan Podcast
Tangelic’s Nozi Dlamini, Communications Engagement Coordinator, recently featured on the Digital Marketing Gyaan podcast to discuss the transformative power of social media in grassroots movements.
Key Discussion Points:
- – How to create culturally relevant content that resonates with communities.
– Budget-friendly ways to maximize digital reach for grassroots campaigns.
– The role of storytelling in building trust and mobilizing action.
At Tangelic, we believe that technology and storytelling can bridge gaps and create real impact in underserved communities. Let’s keep pushing for change!
Tangelic Chairman Presents Innovative Research at Gulf Research Meeting 2024
Tangelic is proud to announce that our Chairman of the Board, Dr. Justin Dargin, presented his groundbreaking research at the 2024 Gulf Research Meeting (GRM) in Cambridge. His presentation, “Calibrating the Cure: A Path to Climate-Centered Economic Diversification in the Gulf,” delved into actionable strategies for oil-producing nations to transition towards a sustainable energy future.
Dr. Dargin highlighted the critical balance between fostering economic growth and addressing environmental challenges, offering innovative solutions to help Gulf countries navigate the complexities of the energy transition. His research not only addresses regional challenges but also reinforces Tangelic’s overarching mission to advance climate justice and sustainable development on a global scale.
Dr. Justin Dargin Explores LNG’s Role and the Future of Cross-Border Energy Trade
Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of the Board, recently shared expert insights into the evolving dynamics of global energy markets, with a focus on LNG’s growing role as a flexible and dominant energy transport medium.
In this feature, Dr. Dargin examines the complexities of cross-border pipelines, highlighting the interplay between geopolitical challenges and the need for innovative energy strategies in the Global South.
Matthew Kazden Discusses the Power of Strategic Relationships on Between The Lines Podcast
Matthew Kazden, our International Development Specialist, recently joined the Between The Lines Podcast to discuss how cultivating strategic relationships in international development can lead to real social impact. Matthew explains how his global experience empowers communities in Africa with sustainable energy solutions that help combat climate change and energy poverty.
Empowering Youth as Climate Change Catalysts: Tangelic at a Global Conference
We’re proud to announce that Queen Mojakisane, Tangelic’s Sustainable Futures Coordinator, will take the stage at the Seventeenth International Conference on Climate Change: Impacts & Responses at Florida International University, Miami, from January 23-25, 2025.
Her presentation, “Empowering Youth as Climate Change Catalysts: Education and Technology for Resilience,” highlights innovative strategies for equipping young people in underserved communities to drive climate action and build resilience.
The session will focus on:
- ▪︎ Local capacity building through education and skill development
▪︎ Technology-driven solutions such as solar-powered learning hubs and mobile apps
▪︎ Promoting youth leadership in climate policy and fostering global solidarity
This event underscores our commitment to empowering youth to be catalysts for systemic change in the fight against climate change. Stay connected for updates and key takeaways from this milestone event.
Tangelic’s Vision for Clean Energy & Climate Resilience
Tangelic is proud to release our latest video, offering an in-depth look at our mission to create sustainable clean energy solutions, develop climate finance strategies, and foster resilient communities.
Through innovative partnerships and groundbreaking projects, we are tackling energy poverty, climate adaptation, and economic empowerment, ensuring that the transition to clean energy is both equitable and impactful.
This video provides an overview of how Tangelic is leading the way in bridging climate resilience and energy equity—pioneering solutions that uplift communities and drive long-term sustainability.
Dr. Justin Dargin Presents at Georgetown University Law Center
Tangelic is proud to announce that our Chairman of the Board, Dr. Justin Dargin, recently delivered a keynote presentation at Georgetown University Law Center.
Presentation Title: “Climate Equity and Historical Responsibility in Global Climate Policy”
In this session, Dr. Dargin tackled pressing issues at the intersection of climate justice, global policy, and equitable sustainability, with a particular focus on the Global South. Highlights included:
– Addressing historical emissions and their implications for climate accountability.
– Exploring a “just transition” framework to align sustainable development with decarbonization goals.
– Navigating the ethical and economic complexities of resource-rich nations in the green economy.
– Amplifying the voices of marginalized communities in climate negotiations.
Dr. Dargin’s thought leadership exemplifies Tangelic’s commitment to empowering underserved communities and promoting equitable sustainability solutions.
Matthew Kazden on the Human Face of Climate Change
Tangelic is pleased to share that Matthew Kazden, International Development Specialist, recently presented at the 7th International Talk on Green Business, Sustainability & Climate Action, hosted by Global Ambassadors for Sustainability, on November 28th, 2024.
Matthew’s presentation, titled “The Human Face of Climate Change: Policy Action for a Just Future,” addressed the urgent need for climate equity and justice. He discussed how the most vulnerable populations, who have contributed the least to climate change, are bearing the greatest burden, and explored potential policy actions to ensure a just and sustainable future.
Dr. Justin Dargin on Biden’s Legacy and Trump’s Energy Plans
Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of the Board at Tangelic, provides expert insights in a compelling article featured in Gas Strategies, analyzing how shifting U.S. energy policies and trade dynamics could impact the global LNG sector. The article looks into the implications of regulatory changes on LNG projects, the potential risks tariff policies pose to trade partnerships, and the challenges brought by infrastructure and policy constraints.
At Tangelic, we are proud to contribute to critical global conversations that drive sustainable energy solutions and meaningful development worldwide.
Tangelic Chairman Contributes to Global Workshop on Carbon Reduction Strategies
Tangelic is delighted to announce that our Chairman of the Board, Dr. Justin Dargin, participated in a Workshop on Carbon Reduction Strategies for Qatar, convened by the Middle East Council on Global Affairs and Earthna for a Sustainable Future.
This workshop brought together senior policymakers, influential academics, and international thought leaders to discuss strategies for addressing the dual challenge of decarbonization and sustainable development. Dr. Dargin’s presentation focused on:
▪︎Qatar’s investment in Africa as a catalyst for global decarbonization efforts.
▪︎Insights from Qatar’s energy transition and their potential application across the Global South.
▪︎Global climate equity and the importance of fair resource distribution in achieving net-zero goals.
Dr. Dargin’s insights demonstrate Tangelic’s commitment to fostering collaboration and innovation for equitable and sustainable energy solutions in the Global South.
Tangelic’s Dr. Justin Dargin Cited in Middle East Eye on Qatar’s £1bn Green Investment
Tangelic is pleased to announce that our Chairman, Dr. Justin Dargin, was interviewed in the Middle East Eye discussing Qatar’s ambitious £1bn investment in climate technologies. This investment marks a pivotal moment in the global energy transition, with a focus on energy efficiency, carbon management, and renewable energy.
In the article, Dr. Dargin discusses how Qatar’s proactive strategy is essential for mitigating climate change and reducing its reliance on fossil fuels. His insights offer valuable lessons for other Global South countries seeking to balance economic growth with environmental sustainability.
Beyond the Spotlight: Is COP29 a Step Toward Real Solutions?
Tangelic’s Climate Action Advocate, Victoria Cornelio, reflects on the successes, challenges, and missed opportunities of COP29. From ambitious pledges to unresolved debates, Victoria explores whether the conference truly advanced the global climate agenda or remained a spectacle of unrealized potential.
In this thought-provoking article, she discusses key takeaways, including:
– The progress on carbon markets and transparency frameworks.
– The critical gaps in fossil fuel commitments.
– The role of inclusivity in shaping the future of climate action.
As we look ahead to COP30, the question remains: are we moving closer to meaningful solutions?
Tangelic Partners with Ghana Developing Communities Association (GDCA)
Tangelic is delighted to announce a transformative partnership with the Ghana Developing Communities Association (GDCA), a prominent NGO dedicated to community development in Northern Ghana. Together, we will empower communities, promote gender equality, and drive a just clean energy transition.
Key Initiatives of This Partnership:
– Ghana Clean Energy Entrepreneurship Incubator (GCEEI): Providing entrepreneurs with technical training, financial literacy support, and access to climate finance.
– Sunrise Spectrum Project: Offering solar energy training for installation and maintenance while deploying clean energy solutions to communities.
– Empowering Women: Prioritizing gender equality by supporting women entrepreneurs and promoting their leadership in clean energy initiatives.
– Impact Evaluation: Developing monitoring frameworks to ensure sustainable and measurable outcomes.
By combining Tangelic’s clean energy expertise with GDCA’s community networks, this partnership is set to deliver lasting change and a brighter future for Ghana.
Tangelic Nominated for Best Community Engagement Award
We are proud to announce that Tangelic has been nominated for the prestigious Best Community Engagement Award at the Africa Renewable Energy Awards 2024!
This honor celebrates our dedication to empowering communities, promoting gender equity, and driving meaningful clean energy solutions to create a sustainable future for Africa.
We are delighted to be part of this incredible celebration of excellence in renewable energy.
We extend our gratitude to our team, partners, and the communities we serve for inspiring us to push boundaries and make a lasting impact.
Thank you for being part of this journey with us. Together, we’re making a difference!
Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin Named Finalist for Energy Advocate of the Year
We are proud to announce that Dr. Justin Dargin, Chairman of the Board of Tangelic, was named a finalist for the Energy Advocate of the Year award at the 2024 Ghana Energy Awards. This prestigious recognition demonstrates Dr. Dargin’s strategic vision, thought leadership, and ironclad commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions across Ghana, Africa, and the broader Global South.
The Energy Advocate of the Year award honors individuals who demonstrate excellence in public engagement, insightful policy innovation, and fostering collaboration among energy stakeholders. Dr. Dargin’s selection as a finalist reflects his dedication to promoting accountability, transparency, and a resilient energy future for communities facing climate and energy challenges.
As Tangelic continues to drive impactful change within Ghana and beyond, we invite you to learn more about our mission and initiatives.
Tangelic Chairman Dr. Justin Dargin Featured in Middle East Council on Global Affairs’ Afkar Publication
We are pleased to share that Tangelic’s Chairman, Dr. Justin Dargin, contributed a short piece to the Middle East Council on Global Affairs’ Afkar publication titled “Climate Trumps Politics: The Structural Shift to Global Clean Energy.” In his analysis, Dr. Dargin examines the resilience of global clean energy investment trends despite evolving political landscapes.
Dr. Dargin’s piece is part of a broader expert discussion, “Trump’s Return and Implications for the Middle East,” which explores potential impacts on the region across multiple dimensions, including energy, policy, and sustainability. This contribution reinforces Tangelic’s commitment to global sustainable energy solutions.
Empowering Women, Transforming Communities: Gender Equity in Climate Action
In a new article published on Medium, Tangelic’s Executive Director, Jesston Williams, explores the critical role of gender equity in addressing energy poverty and climate change in Ghana. Read the full article to learn more about the challenges, opportunities, and Tangelic’s commitment to empowering women as agents of change.
Tangelic Honored as "Outstanding Corporate Social Responsibility Organization of the Year"
Tangelic is proud to announce that we have been recognized as the “Outstanding Corporate Social Responsibility Organization of the Year” at the 8th Global Business Brands Summit & Awards 2024 held in Accra, Ghana. This prestigious award reflects our steadfast commitment to making a positive social and environmental impact through innovative clean energy initiatives. Our flagship project, Sunrise Spectrum, is at the forefront of this mission, paving the way for a sustainable future in Ghana. By providing access to clean energy solutions, we are not only lighting homes but also improving public health, expanding educational opportunities, and fueling economic growth.
Tangelic Recognized for Outstanding Contributions to Sustainable Development
Tangelic is proud to announce that our Executive Director, Jesston Williams, was invited to represent Tangelic at the prestigious 8th Global Business Brands Summit & Awards in Accra, Ghana, alongside distinguished leaders from government, industry, and diplomacy for Tangelic’s contributions to sustainable development in Africa.
During the summit, Tangelic was honored with the Outstanding Corporate Social Responsibility Organization of the Year award. This recognition demonstrates our commitment to providing impactful, community-driven energy solutions that are transforming lives and building a brighter future for Africa.
We are immensely grateful for this recognition and the continued support of our partners as we work together to advance sustainable development and create a more equitable and prosperous future for communities across Africa.