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Ronella Group supports emerging sustainability leaders at the University of Leicester’s Climate Innovation Lab and prepares for a new employer project with the University of Lincoln in 2026.

A containerised energy system combining battery storage and hydrogen production to support clean cooking and electrification in African communities.

An exploration of a future EV charging hub concept developed through Ronella’s R&D – focused on accessibility, user experience and grid resilience.

Ronella Group is working with AF Track to deliver fuel-independent agricultural technology that empowers farmers, improves yields, and strengthens food security in vulnerable communities worldwide.

Every year, monsoon rains bring deadly floods to Pakistan – but rising temperatures are making them far worse. From glacial lake bursts in the mountains to submerged farmland in Punjab, this powerful report reveals how climate change is deepening the devastation and displacing millions.

Ronella continues to expand its global network across Africa, South America, and the Middle East. With new partnerships and embassy collaborations, the company is deepening its international footprint and strengthening sustainable engagement worldwide.

Ronella is partnering with UK universities to empower the next generation of sustainability leaders. From internships to innovation collaborations, these partnerships are helping to drive meaningful environmental progress at home and abroad.

Ronella continues to strengthen its UK and global presence through support from the British Chambers of Commerce. With new opportunities in Rutland and partnerships forming in Egypt, the company is taking confident steps toward international growth.

Africa produces more food than ever before – yet over 60% of its population still faces food insecurity. From inefficient ports to poor roads and inadequate storage, the challenges across Africa’s supply chains are driving up prices and increasing waste. This article explores how better transport, smarter logistics, and modern infrastructure can help secure the continent’s food future.

Image credit: Arena Washington, New York, Paris, Geneva, Abu Dhabi, 25 June 2025  - Tracking SDG 7: The Energy Progress Report 2025 finds that almost 92% of the world’s population now has basic access to electricity. Although this is an improvement since 2022, which saw the number of people without basic access decrease for the first time in a decade, over 666 million people remain without access, indicating that the current rate is insufficient to reach universal access by

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