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  • Biogas plant in Africa boosts energy production a year after construction

    Posted on :Tuesday , 25th August 2015

     The constructed biogas plant in South Africa located in the Uilenkraal dairy farm in the Western Cape has broken the record by achieving a 1.5GWh electricity production this August just a year after it began operation.

     
    Since production work begun, the plant has been meeting 95 percent of the electricity demand for dairy farmers, animal feed milling and crop ir. . .

  • The construction of high efficient power plant in Africa to commence

    Posted on :Tuesday , 25th August 2015

     Tobene Power S.A is set to begin the construction of high efficient power plant in Senegal  after the country’s Tobene Power Project signed a financing deal with the World Bank Group International Development Association.

     
    According to a statement released by Republic of Senegal, other banks involved in the financing of the project includes the Citib. . .

  • Libya\'s state power firm in talks with Turkish companies

    Posted on :Tuesday , 25th August 2015

    Tripoli - Libya's state electricity firm is in talks with Turkish firms to get them to return to carry out badly-needed maintenance work at power plants in the North African nation, a senior official with the Libyan company said.

     
    Libya has been hit hard by power outages as fighting between rival factions damaged plants, interrupted the grid and made the import of sp. . .

  • Erin Energy Enters Next Phase Of Exploration In Kenya�s Block L1b And L16

    Posted on :Monday , 24th August 2015

     The Kenyan Government has granted Erin Energy approval to enter the First Additional Exploration Period (FAEP) on its onshore blocks, L1B and L16.

     
    This follows Erin Energy completion of the required work program for the Initial Exploration Period of the blocks earlier this year where it announced it had exercised its right, in accordance with the provisions of. . .

  • Ghana looks to nuclear to solve energy deficit

    Posted on :Friday , 21st August 2015

    Ghana has taken an important step on the road to achieving nuclear power, passing the Ghana Nuclear Regulatory Bill

     
    The bill, which is currently awaiting presidential assent before being officially signed into law, details the establishment of a regulatory authority to ensure the safe and responsible use of nuclear materials.
     
    A number of re. . .

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