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  • UK firms eye Sh64bn deals in green energy

    Posted on :Friday , 7th October 2016

     British investors are targeting projects worth about £500 million (Sh64.47 billion) in renewable energy sector, UK prime minister's trade envoy to Kenya and Tanzania Clive Hollick has said.

     
    The projects are mainly in solar, wind and biomass power, areas where the country has underperformed.
     
    The investors include Nova Energy. . .

  • Egbin Power Plc set to expand into Tanzania

    Posted on :Tuesday , 4th October 2016

     Nigerian Energy company, Egbin Power Plc, is expanding and set to mark its new territory in Tanzania, by constructing a natural gas-fired power plant, Tanzania Daily News reports.

     
    Speaking to Tanzanian journalists, the firm’s Chief Executive Officer, Mr Dallas Peavey, said the construction of the plant is expected to commence anytime after the company, u. . .

  • Tanzania: Nigerian Firm Eyes 1.4trn/ - Power Project in Dar

    Posted on :Monday , 3rd October 2016

     Nigerian company, Egbin Power Plc, has expressed interest to invest 630 million US Dollars (about 1.4trn/-) in construction of a natural gasfired power plant in Tanzania.

  • Tanzania: 8 Small Investors Generate 30mW

    Posted on :Monday , 3rd October 2016

     Dar es Salaam — Eight small-scale power projects (SPPs) have begun producing a total of 33.3MW in rural areas.

     
    The projects are in eight districts. The investors, with generated megawatts in brackets, are Tanganyika Plantation Company (20) in Kilimanjaro; Tanganyika Wattle Company (1.5) in Coast, Tulila Hydro-power (5) in Ruvuma, Iyovi Hydro-power (0.95). . .

  • Tanzania: Nigerian Firm Eyes 1.4trn/ - Power Project in Dar

    Posted on :Saturday , 1st October 2016

     Lagos — Nigerian company, Egbin Power Plc, has expressed interest to invest 630 million US Dollars (about 1.4trn/-) in construction of a natural gasfired power plant in Tanzania.

     
    The major boost to the country's power generation is the newest public-private partnership project expected to turn around the energy sector in the East African nation.
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