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  • Over 1 450 houses in South Africa to get electricity connection

    Posted on :Saturday , 4th October 2014

    More than 1 450 houses will be provided with permanent and reliable access to electricity, as part of the R20-million Mogalakwena Electrification Project that is currently taking place in Limpopo.

     
    The Mogalakwena Municipality is currently facing a backlog of electricity infrastructure to several of the villages within the municipal area, and has appointed global eng. . .

  • A mini-hydropower plant proposed in Chimanimani, Zimbabwe

    Posted on :Saturday , 4th October 2014

    A new 1.7 MW hydropower plant is set to be built in Zimbabwe at Chimanimani rural district of Zimbabwe.

     
    The plant will boost electricity output in the country and see reduced price of electricity which have constantly growing up in the county.
     
    According to Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA, through a statement, the Chimanimani. . .

  • Power Africa Off-Grid Energy Challenge to implement renewable energy projects

    Posted on :Saturday , 4th October 2014

    22 winners of the second round of Power Africa Off-Grid Energy Challenge have been announced by General Electric Africa, the United States African Development Foundation (USADF) and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).

     
    The winners, who include 4 from Nigeria – Topstep Nigeria Ltd, Ginphed Nigeria, Quintas Renewable Energy, Sky Resources &ndas. . .

  • Nigeria to construct a new $400m, 260MW power plant

    Posted on :Monday , 29th September 2014

    The Nigeria Minister for Power, Mohammed Wakil, has signed an agreement that will see construction of a new 260MW power plant in Ewekoro, Ogun state. The Minister has described the event as a milestone, and which underscores the need to fast track the nation’s ongoing privatization exercise described as the biggest in the world.

     
    The new 260MW power plant deal . . .

  • South Africa to buy power from DRC s Inga Dam

    Posted on :Monday , 29th September 2014

    South Africa will be benefiting from power generated from a dam in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), after the two sealed a purchase order for SA to buy electricity in six years time starting end of this month September.

     
    In the agreement, it is expected that South Africa will play the role of a “reliable purchaser” in order to support the Grand Ing. . .

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