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  • France boosts energy efficiency in East Africa

    Posted on :Thursday , 19th November 2015

     The French Development Agency (AFD) under the SUNREF programme has pledged to help in boosting energy efficiency in Uganda, the country’s Commissioner for Energy James Banabe has said.

     
    AFD which seeks to finance green projects, has earmarked $13 million to fund companies looking to implement energy efficiency in Uganda by financing  equipment and me. . .

  • East Africa: Rusumo Power Project Draws 20 Firms

    Posted on :Monday , 16th November 2015

    Twenty firms have been prequalified to bid for the construction of the regional Rusumo Falls Hydroelectric Project, which is expected to add 80MW to the Rwanda, Burundi and Tanzania power grids by 2019.

     
    The current electricity generation in the region cannot meet the increasing industrial and domestic demand, with governments using heavy diesel generators, thus push. . .

  • Rwanda: Fresh Boost for Renewable Energy Bid

    Posted on :Monday , 16th November 2015

    The Climate Investment Funds (CIF), a multilateral climate finance vehicle, has endorsed Rwanda's renewable energy investment plans, making the country eligible to benefit from $50 million (about Rwf37 billion) for renewable energy funding.

     
    The funds are provided under the Scaling Up Renewable Energy in Low Income Countries Programme (SREP).
     
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  • Construction of hydropower plants in East Africa gets financial support

    Posted on :Wednesday , 11th November 2015

     Afritech Energy (AE) and East African Power have signed a US$ 40m agreement that will see the construction of four hydropower plants in Rwanda.

     
    The agreement will involve construction of four hydropower sites in Bihongora, Karambo II, Gatare Sebeya and Muregeya. Other two projects will be in Rustiro and two more in Rubavu.
     
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  • European Bank to fund renewable energy in Africa

    Posted on :Tuesday , 10th November 2015

     The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will now focus on financing renewable energy in Middle East and North Africa, its director Philip ter Woort, has announced.

     
    The European Bank believes that the move will enable the Middle East and North Africa region to curb the current power shortage that is slowing economic progress in the region..<. . .

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