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Tanzania: Report States that 33 Percent Tanzanians Have Electricity Access
Posted on :Thursday , 27th April 2017
Dar es Salaam — A total of 3,753, 615 households in Mainland Tanzania are electrified with any form of electricity out of 11,454,818 households, a new study indicates.
This is equivalent to 32.8 per cent of all households of Mainland Tanzania and is an increase from 18 per cent of all households connected to electricity in 2011/12.AFDB discloses a $12bn power plan for Africa
Posted on :Saturday , 22nd April 2017
The African Development Bank (AFDB) has unveiled plan to invest $12 billion over the next five years under its new electrification programme.
The fund will support its New Deal on energy for Africa which aims to achieve universal access to Africa by 2025.
The plan was born out of the Energy Week conference held in Abidjan, Ivory Coast in March which brought stakeholders to. . .Africa: Govts Urged to Invest More in Energy, Bridge Power Deficit
Posted on :Thursday , 23rd March 2017
African states and stakeholders have been urged to invest more in the power sector and close the continent's energy deficit.
Africa Progress Panel chairman and former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan and the African Development Bank (AfDB) chief, Akinwumi Adesina, made the call during the launch of the "Lights, Power, Action: Electrifying Africa," report ov. . .Tanzania: Construction of New 33KW Power Line Complete, Will Help Pump More Water to Dar
Posted on :Thursday , 16th March 2017
DAR ES SALAAM residents will soon breathe a sigh of relief over water shortages following completion of the construction of a 33KV power line that will enable pumping of 196 million litres of water from Upper Ruvu Water Treatment Plant to the city daily.
The 45-km power line was constructed from Chalinze sub-station to Mlandizi, where the newly built water treatment. . .Tanzania Aims to Triple Power Generation Output by 2020
Posted on :Saturday , 4th March 2017
Tanzania hopes to triple its power generation output by 2020, and boost access to the national grid.
Under the plan, the government hopes to increase output to 4,915MW from 1,501MW currently, and boost electricity connections to 60 per cent of the country's population of about 51 million people, from 36 per cent currently.The plan wil. . .Please Select an Option
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