Market News | Power & Energy Tanzania 2025

Market News

  • Power generation in East Africa to double in three years� time

    Posted on :Wednesday , 9th December 2015

    Power generation in Uganda will nearly double in the next three years, Benon Mutambi, chief executive officer of the state-run Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA) has announced.

    The move comes following reforms by Uganda that has boosted investment by independent power producers and development group.

    Benon Mutambi, says that the government has been working to i. . .

  • Africa to add 3 GW of power to national grid

    Posted on :Wednesday , 9th December 2015

     Egypt says it will add 3 GW of power to national grid in the coming year in a bid to reduce power deficit facing the country Power.

     
    This comes barely after the country’s business community called for quick response to the current unending power shortages that have hampered heavy industry in recent years, the electricity minister said on Sunday.
  • Africa�s largest wind farm inaugurated

    Posted on :Monday , 7th December 2015

     A 200MW wind farm in Egypt’s Gulf of El-Zayt, touted to be the largest in Africa, has been inaugurated

    wind CGPGrey flickrHundred turbines, each with a capacity of 20MW, have been installed in the wind farm. 
    The wind farm cost US$359mn and has been financed by the European Union (EU), Germany’s KfW and the European Investment Bank (EIB). With a 100 . . .

  • Harnessing ocean power to provide heat and air conditioning

    Posted on :Monday , 7th December 2015

     The Cape Town V&A Waterfront’s Silo District is recognised as one of the most advanced and environmentally-friendly developments, not just in South Africa but throughout the continent

    Evergreen chillerThe AquaEdge 23XRV chiller. 
    The Silo District project is due for completion in 2017, once an additional four silo developments are fully-operational.
  • Orange and Engie to boost telecom network through optimised power grid in Africa

    Posted on :Monday , 7th December 2015

     Orange and Engie have signed two deals to expand the electricity grid as well as optimise the power supply for the telecom infrastructure in Africa 

    orangeengiepower nayukim flickrSmall scale electricity networks will be set up across Africa, said officials from Engie. 
    For the supply of power, solar kits and small scale electricity networks will be set up.. . .

Expogroup

Expogroup is a full service exhibition organiser with over 29 years experience in International trade exhibitions. Our current portfolio includes 28 annual exhibitions from a diverse range of industries being held across the Middle East & Africa.

EXPOGROUP © 2025 | Privacy policy

Facebook

Instant Reply