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Newly constructed AMERI power plant in Africa to start operations February
Posted on :Thursday , 14th January 2016
The newly constructed AMERI power plant in Ghana which will be an emergency power plant is expected to commence commercial operations by February 2016, Energy Commission Board Chairman Dr. Kwame Ampofo has announced.
Accompanied by the Board Members of the Commission including Mr. Michael Opam, acting Executive Secretary, Dr. Rudith King, Mr. Stephen Duodu and. . .Plans to implement nuclear build programme in Africa look promising
Posted on :Monday , 11th January 2016
The department of energy has issued clarification to reports that the government and cabinet have made final the verdict to implement the nuclear build programme in South Africa.
In a statement, the department said the move to go ahead developing the nuclear new build programme was initiated by the cabinet in June 2015 prompting South Africa to proceed with de. . .Rosatom to officially begin constructing nuclear power plant in Africa
Posted on :Friday , 8th January 2016
Russia’s national nuclear corporation Rosatom will commence the construction of first nuclear power plant in Egypt after signing an agreement. In the contract signed, the construction of the power plant in Egypt will begin early 2016. According to the press release given by the company the construction of the nuclear power plant will commence in the first quarter of 2016.
. . .East Africa: AfDB Approves $138m for Rusizi III Hydro Project
Posted on :Tuesday , 5th January 2016
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved $138 million in loans and grants to finance the Rusizi III hydropower plant project.
A statement from the AfDB indicates that the implementation of the project will be carried out at a total cost of $625.19 million. At least $138.88 million will be borne by the AfDB's public sector window and $50.22 million by the pri. . .Umeme Ltd nears completion of substation for Ugandan township
Posted on :Tuesday , 29th December 2015
Uganda’s power utility company Umeme Limited is in the final stages of constructing a 40 MVA substation in the Namugongo township
The new facility will help reduce losses during the distribution of power and also provide stable power around Namanve, Kireka, Namugongo and Kyaliwajjala areas.
Project officials revealed that US$5mn was s. . .Please Select an Option
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