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  • Construction of hydroelectric power stations to begin in Gabon

    Posted on :Tuesday , 1st March 2016

    The Gezhouba Group Corporation (CGGC), a Chinese base company specializing in the construction of hydroelectric power stations plans to construct two  hydroelectric power stations in Gabon.

     
    Besides constructing 3 Gorges Dam in China, the power company is renowned corporation for constructing the largest hydroelectric dam in the world in terms of production capa. . .

  • Egypt Opens talks with UAE, Saudi Arabia firms for Energy Deals

    Posted on :Saturday , 27th February 2016

    Egypt has opened talks with more than three energy companies based in UAE and Saudi Arabia aiming to counter the electricity crisis that the country now faces.

     
    Currently the country has signed various project that will see it produce up to 6,750 MW, reports have shown.
     
    According to reports the electricity talks valued at $7.5 billion, . . .

  • EU funds �4.4m Zambia Power Project

    Posted on :Wednesday , 24th February 2016

    The European Union (EU) has given Zambia 4.4 million Euros in a financial grant for the implementation of the electricity inter-connector project along with Kenya and Tanzania.

     
    Energy and Water Development Deputy Minister Charles Zulu said the three country-led power project was being funded by the EU in collaboration with the Common Market for Eastern and Southern . . .

  • Turkish Company to construct a US$ 400m peat-fired power plant in East Africa

    Posted on :Wednesday , 24th February 2016

     A US$ 400m peat-fired power plant is set to be constructed in Southern Rwanda by a Turkish company, Hakan Mining and Generation Industry and Trade Inc.

     
    The 80MW power plant is under a power purchase agreement (PPA) signed by the Rwandan government.
     
    The agreement gives them the go ahead to design, finance, build, own and operate t. . .

  • Tanzania & Uganda exploring Geothermal Projects to Plug Power Deficit

    Posted on :Wednesday , 24th February 2016

    Uganda and Tanzania are set to begin generating electricity from geothermal resources to plug the supply deficit.

     
    In East Africa, Kenya is leading in power generation using underground steam.
     
    Green Impact Development Services (GIDS) is carrying out exploration and evaluation of geothermal resources with aim of developing a 100MW power . . .

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