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  • Getting set for construction of Nuclear Power Plants in Africa

    Posted on :Saturday , 24th October 2015

     Preparation for construction of  Nuclear Power Plants in South Africa has begun in earnest after the department of energy received US $14.80m from the National Treasury for feasibility study putting into consideration the cost, benefits and risks involved.

     
    This allocation comes a year after South Africa faith communities’ Environment Institute (SAFC. . .

  • Commercially viable biogas plant in Africa begins operation

    Posted on :Friday , 23rd October 2015

     First commercially viable biogas plant in South Africa has began operation supplying renewable energy to automotive manufacturer BMW.

     
    A year ago,  energy company Bio2Watt and BMW SA signed a deal for power generation which saw the first power supply happen early October.
     
    The two companies have a ten year deal that will see t. . .

  • Nigeria: Renewable Energy Sector Comes of Age

    Posted on :Wednesday , 21st October 2015

     Lagos — STAKEHOLDERS from Nigeria government, utilities, consultants and investors will next month converge in Lagos to discuss the challenges of local markets, capacity building and investment in the regional power sector.

     
    The summit will be held under the auspices of the West African Power Industry Convention (WAPIC) on November 24-25.
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  • Tanzania Aims for 2700 Megawatts

    Posted on :Wednesday , 21st October 2015

    Dar es Salaam — The government has said it is optimistic it can close the deficit of 1,290 megawatts of electricity to achieve the goal of generating 2,780 MW by the end of next year

     
    "What we must now do is find a means of generating the remaining 1,290MW so that we can reach that target by end of next year.
     
    "If we woul. . .

  • Zambia, Tanzania, Kenya to assess power output on high-voltage power line

    Posted on :Tuesday , 20th October 2015

    Zambia, Tanzania and Kenya are trying to find out how much electricity a planned high voltage power line linking them will deliver to each country as they prepare to launch the $1.4 billion project by 2018, Zambia's energy ministry said.

    The interconnection is intended to enhance power trade, security of electricity supply and regional economic integration, Zambia's energy minist. . .

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