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Africa: Tanzania Can Learn From Iceland Geothermal Energy Strides
Posted on :Friday , 26th August 2016
Iceland — Geothermal energy is not among the much known sources of energy in Tanzania.
However, the country is believed to be endowed with an abundant resource base that can generate electricity and furthermore utilise the spent geothermal fluid from power plant in social-economic activities such as agriculture, fishing, and recreational activities and i. . .Continental Water Facility to Boost Hydropower and Irrigation in Tanzania
Posted on :Friday , 26th August 2016
The African Water Facility (AWF) has granted Tanzania €2 million for a pre-feasibility study of a multi-purpose dam, irrigation and hydro-power project on the Ruhuhu River.
The AWF is a multilateral fund that provides grants and technical assistance to governments, non-governmental organizations and private-public partnerships to enable them secure investments and im. . .
IFC to Support Tanzania Mini Grids Development
Posted on :Wednesday , 24th August 2016
On August 11th 2016, the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group (WBG), announced the launch of a web portal designed to speed the development of mini grids in Tanzania.
The portal, found at www.minigrids.go.tz, provides licensing, financing, regulatory, and other information and support to small, renewable power producers in Tanzania who want to . . .
Tanzania: Mayor Implores Stakeholders to Invest in Alternative Sources of Energy
Posted on :Tuesday , 23rd August 2016
Moshi — Moshi Municipal Council Mayor Ray Mboya has called on institutions and corporations to invest in alternative sources of power to tackle the ongoing power outages.
The mayor said the municipality, which waits for upgrading to a city in the near future face serious problem in power cuts, which if not urgently and sufficiently addressed, production . . .Tanzania in efforts to reduce greenhouse gases: official
Posted on :Monday , 22nd August 2016
Tanzanian authorities said on Friday they have come up with a number of climate change mitigation strategies, including reducing greenhouse gases by between 10 and 20 percent by 2030.
"These strategies are intended to make our contribution to the global mitigation agenda," said Freddy Manyika, an environment officer from the country's Vice-President'. . .Please Select an Option
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