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  • New nuclear power plant takes shape in Africa

    Posted on :Friday , 16th October 2015

     The long awaited plans for the  construction of Dabaa Nuclear power plant in Egypt has finally taken shape as officials from Egypt and Russia got into final talks on the way forward.

     
    According to reports from the Egyptian Authority the Russia state-owned Rosatom has reached final stages of negotiating the construction of Egypt’s Dabaa nuclear power . . .

  • Energy Ministry Launches Western Area Extension Project

    Posted on :Thursday , 15th October 2015

    The Ministry of Energy Wednesday, 7 October launched a new project for the procurement, installation and commissioning of reinforcement and extension of minimum and low voltage network and supply of prepaid meters and vending stations in the Western area, almost 40 years since a similar project was carried out in the country.

     
    The project is financed by the Islamic D. . .

  • East Africa: Renewable Energy Can Lift African GDP

    Posted on :Thursday , 15th October 2015

    Johannesburg — The African continent could generate nearly a quarter of its energy needs using indigenous, clean, renewable energy by 2030 writes SHARON KYATUSIIMIRE.

     
    "Africa holds some of the best renewable energy resources in the world in the form of biomass, geothermal, hydropower, solar and wind," Adnan Z. Amin, the IRENA Director-General said la. . .

  • Ethiopia�s hydroelectric project begins power generation

    Posted on :Wednesday , 14th October 2015

    Ethiopia’s Gilgel Gibe III hydroelectric power project began power generation, APA can report on Monday.The Dam, highest Roller Compacted Concrete (RCC) dam in Africa, will have a total installed capacity of 1,870mw.

    This will increase Ethiopia’s power generation capacity by 234 percent, according to Alemayehu Tegenu, Cabinet Affairs Minister, and former Minister of W. . .

  • Rwanda: New Energy Saving Stove to Protect Environment

    Posted on :Wednesday , 14th October 2015

    During the just concluded Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) expo at Gikondo in Kigali, many visitors crammed around one stand marvelling at 'magical' stoves.

     
    These were not ordinary stoves as they are powered by only one piece of charcoal, hydrogen, and are connected to electricity or four radio batteries using a phone charger.
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