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  • 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. . .

  • Nigeria\'s new gas power plant in Ajaokuta is underway

    Posted on :Friday , 31st October 2014

    Federal government has reached a memorandum of understanding with 3D Hitech System Ltd for construction of a gas power plant in Ajaokuta. It has also reached an MOU with T SEPCOIII Electric Power Construction Corporation and the CGC Nigeria Ltd for additional investment in power distribution and transmission in the country.

     
    3D Hitech has already carried test running. . .

  • Angola to carry out five hydroelectric projects

    Posted on :Saturday , 25th October 2014

    Angola will carry out five new hydroelectric projects to produce 7, 000MW of power. This is according to Angola’s agency for development of the middle Kwanza (Cuanza) River, which has also said that the new hydroelectric projects will be based along Kwanza River.

     
    Lined up for construction is five new dams, and the project will be part of the national program f. . .

  • New US$ 57m Isimba Hydropower Dam in Uganda to be complete in 3 years

    Posted on :Monday , 20th October 2014

    Preliminary works on Isimba Hydropower Dam that will add 183MW of power into Uganda’s national grid kicked off last month, with construction works scheduled for three years. Construction of the Kayunga District-based dam will benefit from government’s counterpart funding of 15%, in addition to a low interest loan acquired by the Government of Uganda from Chinese government, through . . .

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