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Tanzania Sugar-Ethanol EcoEnergy Project Looking For Investors
Posted on :Saturday , 23rd May 2015
The Bagamoyo EcoEnergy project (BEE Project) north of Dar Es Salaam, the commercial capital of Tanzania is looking for new investors for the project.
BEE project is a special purpose project aimed at developing a modern sugar cane plantation and factory producing sugar, ethanol and power for the Tanzanian market.The project at full operations is e. . .50 MW Wind power project in Tanzania to cost more than US$ 132m
Posted on :Friday , 13th March 2015
Tanzania is at an advanced stage in plans for erecting a mega wind power project in Singida town by 2016. The construction is expected to cost more than US$132m for the first phase, and the wind farm will generate up to 50 MW of power to be channeled to the national grid.
National Development Corporation (NDC) Head of Energy and Infrastructure development, Mr.. . .Tanzania: Rural electrification remains govt priority
Posted on :Thursday , 5th March 2015
This was said in Dar es Salaam by the Principal Energy Officer, Mr Paul Kiwele, who represented Deputy Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Energy and Minerals, at the launch of Rex Solar Energy’s 3G Solar Home System.
“The improved energy supply in the rural areas through public and private sector participation, will contribute significantly in . . .World�s first submarine cable to connect Africa and L. America
Posted on :Friday , 20th February 2015
World’s first submarine cable is set to be constructed in Angola across the South Atlantic with NEC Corporation as the system supplier.
According to Angola Cables S.A, a contract for the project that will see Angola and Brazil connected via cable has been signed.This will see a direct link between the African continent to . . .Gigawatt Global to invest US$2b in generating 1000Mw of solar power for Africa
Posted on :Thursday , 12th February 2015
Gigawatt global is set to spend about US$2billion in developing and pumping 1000Mw of solar power in Africa by 2020.
Dutch company Gigawatt has said the 1000MW power project will have its roots in East Africa where the largest photovoltaic field will be built in Rwanda. Burundi is one of the countries that could also benefit when this facility is expanded.Please Select an Option
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