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Tanzania: Power Connection Costs Need to be Reduced - MP
Posted on :Thursday , 2nd February 2017
Dodoma — The service line charged by the Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco) for power connection is too high and needs to be revised, a Member Parliament declared here yesterday.
Daniel Mtuka, the Manyoni East legislator (CCM), said in the cost imposed by the company was unbearable for Tanzanians in rural and urban areas compared to the cost charged by. . .Tanzania: Affordable Power, Reliable Infrastructure Vital for Economic Growth
Posted on :Wednesday , 1st February 2017
Affordable energy supply and reliable infrastructure are the main pillars in building up the country's economy.
As the Fifth Phase Government gears on building an industrial driven-economy, there is need for improving infrastructure to enable business activities to take place in ideal environments.Among important areas that boost coun. . .Africa: Ambitious Plan to Link Dar Power Grid With Cairo and Cape Town on the Cards
Posted on :Tuesday , 24th January 2017
Arusha — An ambitious project to connect the North and the South points of Africa with a single power line through the Cairo-to- Cape Town grid is in the pipeline and may be functional within three years from now.
The Minister for Energy and Minerals Professor Sospeter Muhongo, revealed the proposed power project during the ongoing 24th Eastern Africa Power Po. . .Africa's First Electricity Producer Powered by Biogas
Posted on :Wednesday , 11th January 2017
Naivasha — Using waste from vegetable and flower production, biogas is providing energy to Kenya's electricity network
A commercial farm in Kenya has become Africa's first electricity producer powered by biogas to sell surplus electricity to the national grid, cutting the carbon emissions associated with oil-powered generation.T. . .Tanzania: AfDB Approves $870,000 for Off-grid Energy Promotion
Posted on :Monday , 9th January 2017
The African Development Bank has approved a $870,000 grant to promote off-grid electricity generation in Tanzania.
The grant, announced yesterday, was approved under the Sustainable Energy for Africa facility, which is funded by the governments of Denmark, the UK, the US and Italy.The money will go towards funding private sector clean. . .Please Select an Option
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