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Constructed Ngong wind power plant is to be commissioned in Kenya
Posted on :Wednesday , 12th August 2015
The constructed Ngong wind power plant is to be commissioned in Kenya by Kengen in a bid to boost the renewable sources contributions to the national grid. It is hoped that the move will help in meeting the vision of generating 5,000MW of power by 2018. The construction of the wind power farm was expanded as a way of scaling up energy sources as the country looks to green energy.
Nigeria: Electricity Grid Maintains Rise, Now 4,662 Megawatts
Posted on :Monday , 10th August 2015
Electricity generation across the country has continued to maintain a continuous rise from 4,000megawatts just as it rose to 4,662mw on Wednesday.
Although the system began to rise in capacity from late June 2015, electricity customers across the 11 Distribution companies (Discos) had complained of not seeing a commensurate improvement in power supply hourly.. . .
Sudan: Energy Committee to Review Electricity Tariff
Posted on :Monday , 10th August 2015
Khartoum — The Chairwoman of the National Assembly Energy Committee, Committee, Dr. Hatat Ahmed Al-Mahi made it clear that the committee intends to conduct a comprehensive review of studies concerning electricity tariff in the coming period.
She told SUNA, Wednesday that the revision comes in the context of the Committee's concerns relating to revision of all . . .
SWALA ENERGY GETS MINISTERIAL CONSENT FOR TANZANIA FARM-OUTS
Posted on :Thursday , 6th August 2015
Swala Energy Limited has reported that its subsidiary company Swala Oil and Gas (Tanzania) Plc has received a no objection notice from the Tanzanian Ministry of Energy and Mines to the farm-out of 50% of its interests in the Kilosa-Kilombero and Pangani licences to Tata Petrodyne Limited (TPL).
The consent from the Tanzanian Petroleum Development Corporation, the Ta. . .
Cosatu Statement On the Introduction of Nuclear Energy
Posted on :Monday , 3rd August 2015
The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) has noted the plans to build 6 to 8 nuclear power stations. Reports indicate that the introduction of this technology will cost between 400 billion and 1 trillion rand to build. This large sum of money required for financing nuclear energy will come from the taxpayer.
COSATU wishes to reiterate the following concerns raised by its af. . .Please Select an Option
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