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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 . . .120 MW gas fired power station unveiled in Mozambique
Posted on :Tuesday , 23rd February 2016
Mozambique President Filipe Nyusi has officially inaugurated the 120 MW Gigawatt Park gas fired power station, in Ressano Garcia.
The project was developed by Gigajoule International, a South African investment group and majority shareholder in the project and took 18 months to complete.The plant’s 13 generators of 9.3 MW each w. . .Japanese firm to construct Thermal power plant in Mozambique
Posted on :Monday , 22nd February 2016
Sumitomo Corporation, a Japan based firm is set to construct a thermal power power plant in Mozambique with future expansion plans in neighbouring Tanzania.
Sumitomo aims to expand its power generation business in the African continent and has partnered with heavy industry group IHI on a $149 million order from Mozambique’s state-run electric utility for a nat. . .East Africa: Renaissance dam to be a souce of Energy once it meets the finish line
Posted on :Wednesday , 17th February 2016
Ethiopia has announced that it will continue with the construction of the Renaissance Dam to its completion. The country’s minister of Water, Irrigation and Energy, Motuma Mekasa has told the media that there is no reason to halt the construction of the dam.
Mekasa denied accusations that Ethiopia was derailing talks on the dam construction. He added tha. . .Please Select an Option
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