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Tanzania: Second Phase of Rural Electrification Project Almost Complete - Govt
Posted on :Tuesday , 7th June 2016
Dodoma — The second phase of the rural electrification programme is 91 percent completed by, the deputy minister for Energy and Minerals, Mr Medard Kalemani has said.
The programme, which is rolled out by Rural Energy Agency (REA) is expected to end this month to pave the way for the third phase.Mr Kalemani said the third . . .Uganda: UETCL to Build $100 Million Power Sub-Stations with Chinese Aid
Posted on :Tuesday , 7th June 2016
Kampala — A Chinese construction firm has embarked on the construction of the four mega sub-stations at Luzira, Namanve, Mukono, and Iganga industrial parks.
Mr Mark Namungo, the senior power analyst at the Uganda Electricity Transmission Company Limited (UETCL), said the project is expected to cost$100m (Shs337b) which was borrowed from the Chinese Exim. . .EU Pledges Additional Support for Power Projects in East Africa
Posted on :Saturday , 4th June 2016
The current vigour the 5thgovernment is exhibiting is key to achieving Sustainable Development Goal number 7, access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all, the Head of delegation of the European Union to Tanzania and East Africa region has said.
Speaking yesterday when launching a new booklet titled 'Empowering Tanzania: Energy for Growth an. . .Africa To Get U.S.$12 Billion Energy Package From AFDB
Posted on :Thursday , 2nd June 2016
Lusaka — Africa was presented with its largest energy deal ever - a $12 billion package from the Africa Development Bank - as some leaders fought off pressure from environmentalists concerned about the threat of an impending construction boom of power dams, reiterating their position that the continent was simply tired of being in the dark.
Under the new deal,. . .Tanzania: 250 KM Power Line To Be Ready Soon
Posted on :Wednesday , 1st June 2016
Dodoma — EXECUTION of the 250-kilometre of power line from Makambako in Njombe Region to Songea in Ruvuma region at a cost of 34.68 million US dollars and 15.41bn/- is expected to be completed by June 2018, the National Assembly heard yesterday.
Among others, the first phase of the project will involve expansion of a power sub-station at Makambako and construc. . .Please Select an Option
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