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  • China to Construct hydroelectric power stations in Africa

    Posted on :Monday , 8th February 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 productio. . .

  • East Africa Near to Exporting Power

    Posted on :Thursday , 4th February 2016

    East Africa wants to become a leading electricity exporter in Africa after reaching initial agreements with several neighbouring countries writes JOHN SAMBO.

     
    Gosaye Mengistie Abayneh, the CEO of Ethiopian Electric Utility (EEU) said recently, "Our vision is to interconnect the entire network in the African continent and beyond.
     
    &q. . .

  • Phoenix Energy to construct mega solar power plant in Africa

    Posted on :Wednesday , 3rd February 2016

     One of the leading Lebanese energy companies Phoenix Energy is now set to construct one of the largest solar power plant in Egypt after clinching a contract for the same.

     
    According to the officials from the Lebanese firm, the project will be constructed near Luxor and Aswan region in the country.
    According to the officials, the project is expected . . .

  • International Power firm to construct 10 MW PV solar plant in Africa

    Posted on :Friday , 29th January 2016

     An international power firm has announced plans to construct a 10 MW solar plant in Gambia a move that will boost electricity supply in the country. Emerging Power Ghana Limited has already signed a 25-year power purchase deal with Gambia’s National Water & Electricity Company (NAWEC).

     
    Yasser Gamil, Emerging Power (Gambia) Ltd.,MD signed the agreemen. . .

  • China to invest $15bn on infrastructure projects in African Nation

    Posted on :Thursday , 28th January 2016

     China will invest $15Billion for over 15 infrastructure projects in Egypt following a recent visit by president Xi Jinping to the North African country.

     
    According to official reports presidents Jinping and Sisi signed a number of joint projects aimed at boosting infrastructure in the country.  More investment will be channeled towards electricity, transpo. . .

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