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  • Tanzania: Huge scope for investment in Untapped Renewable Energy

    Posted on :Thursday , 9th July 2015

     Renewable energy is one of the most untapped sectors in the country. This was said in Dar es Salaam yesterday by an official with the German firm, the Organisation for Development Cooperation (GIZ), Mr Josephat Focus, at the ongoing Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF).

     
    "There are still huge potentials unexplored in the renewable energy that busi. . .

  • Renewable power technology is on the rise

    Posted on :Wednesday , 8th July 2015

    In North Africa, Egypt’s New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) will soon call for interested bidders to submit proposals for the construction of solar and wind power plants with a total generation capacity exceeding 2,000MW.
    NREA Head Mohamed Salah Sobky said that the authority receives dozens of offers daily from Arab and foreign companies to establish the renewable pow. . .

  • SEFA doubled its grant portfolio to small- to medium- sized clean energy projects in 2014

    Posted on :Wednesday , 8th July 2015

     The Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa (SEFA) announced that it more than doubled its project portfolio last year, with commitments of USD 6.5 million, for 10 new projects all over the continent during the launch of its 2014 Annual Report.

     
    SEFA 2014 highlights include: USD 3.6 million in preparation grant approvals for projects in Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ethio. . .

  • Solar and wind potential can help meet future power generation goals

    Posted on :Wednesday , 8th July 2015

     Tanzania has immense solar and wind power potential that could provide much-needed energy for the developing nation, according to preliminary findings from a World Bank renewable energy resource mapping project.

     
    The country’s resources suitable for solar power generation are estimated to be equivalent to those of Spain, and areas of high wind power poten. . .

  • A US$400m gas-fired plant boosts Africa\'s energy needs

    Posted on :Tuesday , 7th July 2015

     The Côte d’Ivoire republic has commissioned a US$400m gas-fired plant at the Azito Energie. This comes at a time when the nation is focusing on the expansion of energy infrastructure and development to enable the country to export power to the neighbouring countries such as Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone given that the current power export from Côte d’Ivoire go. . .

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