Rolls-Royce Holdings has introduced new modular gas engine power plants designed to stabilize electricity grids while accelerating the global energy transition. These modular systems are hydrogen-ready, meaning they can operate on natural gas today and transition toward hydrogen as fuel infrastructure develops. Their fast ramp-up capabilities make them ideal companions for intermittent renewables like wind and solar, helping balance supply fluctuations. By combining flexibility, scalability, and

Rolls-Royce Holdings announced a plan to open its first office in East Africa as it looks to expand its market share on the continent. The British engineering firm says the move was prompted by increased demand for its products that seek to generate sustainable power from renewable sources. John Kelly, the firm's president for the Middle East, Turkiye and Africa, speaks to CGTN on the plans Rolls-Royce has for the region. | CGTN Africa