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  • Ackermans energy saving scheme a success

    Posted on :Monday , 3rd August 2015

    ACKERMANS, the South African-headquartered multinational retailer, is reveling in the success of its multi-million Rand project to reduce its energy footprint.


    In 2013, the organisation, in partnership with UGU Engineering Solutions, embarked on Project Save Watts (SWATTS) at cost of R33,4 million and received a R15 million rebate from Eskom, the power utility.
    The. . .

  • Major partnership enhances power provision in Kenya

    Posted on :Monday , 3rd August 2015

    GENERAL Electric has announced a partnership with Kipeto Energy Limited to build a new wind farm in Kenya’s Kajiado County.


    The local power deal caps off a successful run of more than $2,5 billion in booked orders on the Africa continent across transport, aviation, healthcare and energy sectors.
    The Kipeto project, announced during United States President Bar. . .

  • Chinese firm to build Djibouti�s wind power plant inn East Africa

    Posted on :Wednesday , 29th July 2015

     Djibouti’s ministry of energy has signed an MoU with Shanghai Electric for the construction of a 60MW wind power project in the eastern African country

     
    The Chinese mechanical and electrical equipment manufacturer will construct the project in two parts of 30MW each and the project will also include the construction of two 230 kV power lines in northern D. . .

  • APR Energy expands power generation in Africa

    Posted on :Tuesday , 28th July 2015

     Power solutions firm APR Energy has expanded its interim generation capacity for Societe Nationale d'Électricite du Senegal (Senelec), Senegal’s national electric utility

     
    The requirements include installation and operation of an additional 48MW of mobile diesel-powered generation, including assets being redeployed from Libya, to supplement an exis. . .

  • European Union keen to invest US$165mn in Africa�s power sector

    Posted on :Monday , 27th July 2015

     The European Union (EU) has revealed plans to invest US$165mn in Nigeria’s power sector, in a bid to improve access to electricity in the country

     
    According to an EU representative Peter Cameron, the organisation is keen on investing in the West African nation’s energy sector by identifying problems within the sector as well as shortlisting potentia. . .

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