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  • Sudan, Djibouti and Kenya set to benefit from Ethiopia s power supply

    Posted on :Wednesday , 8th October 2014

    Ethiopia has connected its power grid with Sudan, Kenya and Djibouti in order to supply the countries with cheaper and cleaner hydropower processed electricity.

     
    The Ethiopian Electric and Power Corporation (EEPCo) said on Monday that Ethiopia is currently exporting 195 megawatts of electricity to the three neighbouring countries, earning millions of dollars in retur. . .

  • Tanzania to link up with Kenyan and Zambian grids by 2015

    Posted on :Wednesday , 8th October 2014

    Tanzania will complete a $455 million power transmission line next year linking its power grid to Kenya and Zambia, part of plans to export electricity powered by its gas and coal reserves to neighbours, the Energy and Minerals Ministry said on Monday.

     
        Tanzania, which has found commercial quantities of gas offshore and sits on big coal deposits, aims t. . .

  • KenGen Plans Joint Ventures for Kenyan Geothermal-Power Projects

    Posted on :Wednesday , 8th October 2014

    Kenya Electricity Generating Co., the East African nation’s biggest power producer, plans joint ventures to complete its geothermal projects in Olkaria, Chief Executive Officer Albert Mugo said.

     
    “Geothermal projects are capital-intensive and our balance sheet cannot support all the projects that we would wish to have,” Mugo said in an interview tod. . .

  • Over 1 450 houses in South Africa to get electricity connection

    Posted on :Saturday , 4th October 2014

    More than 1 450 houses will be provided with permanent and reliable access to electricity, as part of the R20-million Mogalakwena Electrification Project that is currently taking place in Limpopo.

     
    The Mogalakwena Municipality is currently facing a backlog of electricity infrastructure to several of the villages within the municipal area, and has appointed global eng. . .

  • A mini-hydropower plant proposed in Chimanimani, Zimbabwe

    Posted on :Saturday , 4th October 2014

    A new 1.7 MW hydropower plant is set to be built in Zimbabwe at Chimanimani rural district of Zimbabwe.

     
    The plant will boost electricity output in the country and see reduced price of electricity which have constantly growing up in the county.
     
    According to Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA, through a statement, the Chimanimani. . .

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