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  • Tanzania: SE4ALL Initiative to Give New Boost to Energy Sector

    Posted on :Wednesday , 13th July 2016

    The energy sector got yet another boost yesterday as the country launched its action agenda and investment prospectus for Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) initiative by 2030.

     
    The inauguration of the document means that Tanzania has now shown more commitment to the global initiative, SE4ALL, which is the brainchild of the United Nations (UN).
     
  • Tanzania: Energy, Water Sectors Attract Australian Investors

    Posted on :Tuesday , 12th July 2016

    Dar es Salaam — Tanzanians should expect tremendous improvement in the water and energy sectors as a number of Australian investors have expressed their intension to venture into the two areas, a senior Australian official has pledged.

     
    The country's vice minister of Federal Ministry of Science, Research and Economy, Ms Bernadette Mariane Gierlinger, revealed T. . .

  • East Africa: Focus On Regional Geothermal Development at Power Forum in Nairobi

    Posted on :Tuesday , 5th July 2016

    The upcoming East African Power Industry Convention (EAPIC) in Nairobi, Kenya will focus on how the region can harness the opportunities presented by geothermal power to enhance access to energy, especially among rural communities.

     
    "There is no one-size-fits-all approach to developing geothermal. It's an amazing source of base load, renewable energy, but we hav. . .

  • Tanzania: All Villages in Zanzibar to Have Power By 2020 - Minister

    Posted on :Thursday , 30th June 2016

    Zanzibar — All villages in Zanzibar will have access to reliable electricity supply by 2020, Members of the House of Representatives were informed.

     
    Deputy Minister of Lands, Water, Energy and Environment, Juma Makungu Juma, said that the government has been working hard to ensure that houses in rural villages and inhabited small islands easily access power fro. . .

  • Tanzania: EU Conducts Energy Study in Zanzibar

    Posted on :Wednesday , 29th June 2016

    Zanzibar — Zanzibar may possibly have its own energy source if an ongoing European Union study will succeed, the House was informed.

     
    Finance and Planning minister Dr Khalid Salum Mohamed and Energy minister Salama Aboud Talib said that research on possible alternative energy source has been going on in the isles.
     
    Zanzibar relies . . .

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