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  • Tanzania Has High Potential For Renewable Energy Projects, US Consulting Firm Indicates

    Posted on :Monday , 14th December 2015

    Tanzania has been recently considered by Frost & Sullivan, a US based consulting firm involved with market research for growth strategies in different industries, within a list of seven countries in Sub Saharan Africa (SSA) with a big potential to scale up power demand in the country by the usage of renewable energy (RE) projects.

    The list is the outcome of a research named . . .

  • France to invest in clean energy projects in Africa

    Posted on :Friday , 11th December 2015

    France has revealed its plans to spend “billions of euros” on renewable energy and environmental projects in Africa over the next five years 

    hydelproject GiselaGiardino flickrFrance is keen to develop clean energy projects such as solar, wind and hydro in Africa. At the ongoing climate change summit COP21 in Paris, President Francois Hollande said that his gover. . .

  • AREI receives US$10bn from several countries that pledge Clean Energy

    Posted on :Friday , 11th December 2015

     The Africa Renewable Energy Initiative (AREI) is being supported significantly by several countries that have pledged around US$10bn for clean energy projects in Africa 

    cleanenergy ArtemyoLagalag flickrThe goal of AREI is to supply atleast 300GW of power by 2030 to the African continent, through clean energy sources. At COP21 held in France, G7 countries Germany, Fran. . .

  • Rwanda: U.S. Firm Completes Deal for Rwandan 50MW Power Plant

    Posted on :Thursday , 10th December 2015

    Symbion Power Lake Kivu Ltd, a subsidiary of American firm Symbion Power LLC, on Tuesday signed a 25-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with the Rwanda Energy Group (REG) for a 50 Megawatt (MW) methane gas to power project.

     
    The official signing involved Symbion Power CEO Paul Hinks, REG CEO Jean-Bosco Mugiraneza, and Minister of Infrastructure James Musoni. With th. . .

  • Shopping Center in Africa installs solar panels on rooftop

    Posted on :Thursday , 10th December 2015

     Deville Shopping Centre in South Africa now boasts of 1,206 highly efficient solar panels on its rooftop.

     
    The solar panels will supply just about 8% of the centre’s electricity requirements. The project was managed by Spire Sustainable Solutions on behalf of the Tower Property Fund who owns De Ville. Deville Shopping Centre in South Africa becomes one of. . .

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