Posted on :Monday , 18th August 2014
An Italian company called TerniEnergia has won a contract to engineer, procure and construct two solar power plants in South Africa.
The installed capacity of the plants will be 148.5MW. A 66MW plant will be built at the Tom Burke solar plant, located near the northern boarder with Botswana, and a 82.5 MW plant will be based in Paleisheuwel in the south-west, 190km f. . .
Posted on :Friday , 15th August 2014
RURAL electrification has proved to be efficient driver in promoting value addition particularly of agricultural products that helped farmers to fetch premium market prices.
Posted on :Thursday , 14th August 2014
ADDIS ABABA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – As Washington hosts the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit this week, an ambitious but low-profile energy programme announced by President Barack Obama in June 2013 is set to move back into the spotlight.
Posted on :Wednesday , 13th August 2014
TANZANIA is endowed with a huge 4,000mw-cheap geothermal energy potential and the Vice-President, Dr Mohamed Gharib Bilal, has challenged geoscientists in the country and Africa to tap it for the betterment of the people.
Posted on :Friday , 8th August 2014
The slow pace with which renewable energy projects have been rolled out across Africa may prove to be an advantage in a few years. As they catch up, African countries could benefit from technological developments and falling costs of wind and solar power.
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