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  • Kenyan Cement Maker To Build $19m Coal Power Plant

    Posted on :Tuesday , 4th November 2014

     Kenya’s National Cement, a member of the Devki Group of Companies plans to build a Sh1.7 billion ($19 million) coal-fired power plant to feed its clinker manufacturing and limestone mining operation in Kajiado, 80 kilometres south of the country’s capital Nairobi.

     
    The power plant will produce 15 megawatt of electricity and is seen as a better alter. . .

  • SunPower Announces 160-Megawatt Solar Panel Manufacturing Facility in South Africa

    Posted on :Tuesday , 4th November 2014

     SAN JOSE, Calif. and CAPE TOWN, South Africa, Nov. 4, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- SunPower Corp. (NASDAQ: SPWR), a leading solar technology and energy services provider, today announced plans to own and operate a solar panel manufacturing facility in Cape Town, South Africa, to meet the growing demand for solar in that region.  

     
    At this new plant, SunPower will . . .

  • Tanzania Mulls Investing in Geothermal Power

    Posted on :Wednesday , 29th October 2014

     TANZANIA is looking into investing heavily in renewable energy, especially geothermal power on that the rock originated heat energy happens to be both cost-effective and greener for the environment.

     
    Speaking in Arusha, Assistant Commissioner for Renewable Energy in the Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Mr Edward Ishengoma, revealed during the official opening o. . .

  • Tanzania: Life Changes for the Better As Msolwa Village Gets Electricity

    Posted on :Wednesday , 29th October 2014

     

     
    To realise these targets, the country requires adequate, reliable, affordable and environmentally friendly electricity supply.
     
    According to REA Director General, Eng Lutengano Mwakahesya, the rural residents get connected by paying 27,000/- only and that the low cost is aimed at encouraging more people to access the power servic. . .

  • Mainstream to acquire Ghana\'s first utility-scale wind farm

    Posted on :Friday , 31st October 2014

    Mainstream Renewable Power has entered into a US$ 525m deal with Swiss wind farm developer, NEK Umwelttechnik that will see it purchase the 225MW Ayitepa Wind Farm, Ghana’s first utility-scale wind farm.

     
    The agreement is expected to reach a financial close next year, while the wind farm will start generating power by 2016. The two companies will, in the meanti. . .

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