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  • Tanzania: Solar Energy Shop Opens in Arusha

    Posted on :Monday , 29th August 2016

     solutions has opened its first retail shop here last week under a new consumer brand name whereby it will now be known as Zola.

     
    Zola is an adaptation to the Swahili word "sola" (solar) and will serve as the brand of the company's operations in Rwanda and Tanzania and evolve into a pan African brand as Off-Grid Electric expands across the continent. O. . .

  • Off-Grid Solar Lighting Up Ethiopia

    Posted on :Friday , 26th August 2016

     For the millions of people living in remote rural areas of Ethiopia who lack access to the power grid or cannot afford electricity, . Instead of relying on kerosene, candles, dry cell batteries and other fossil fuel-based sources of power, they can now turn to off-grid solar to light up their homes, watch television and charge mobile phones, thanks to an initiative of the Government of Et. . .

  • Sh60b Soroti solar project nears completion

    Posted on :Thursday , 25th August 2016

     The solar project destined to generate 10MW is in the final stages ahead of its commissioning after major works have been completed.

    Access Uganda Solar Ltd, East Africa's largest solar IPP launched the project in March in Opuyo Parish in Soroti district.
     
    The project worth sh60b shall produce power that will be added to the main power grid will hel. . .

  • Dodging costs and power cuts, Tanzanian firms profit from solar drive

    Posted on :Thursday , 25th August 2016

     With the help of government tax cuts, solar energy for manufacturing is taking off in Tanzania.

     
    Mkarima Tarimo, managing director of Tarimo Industries, a Tanzanian company producing ice cream, yoghurt and fruit juice for export to Europe, is a happy man.
     
    Since January, the firm, based in the northern town of Arusha, has relied pu. . .

  • Tanzanian solar energy provider secures US$18mn

    Posted on :Wednesday , 24th August 2016

     Tanzania-based solar energy provider Off Grid Electric (OGE) has received a total funding of US$18mn for its operations in East Africa.

     
    The financing is provided by two funds in a combination of equity and debt, with US$10mn coming from Helios Investment Partners, a pan-African investment firm, and US$8mn in debt financing from responsAbility, Swiss-based asse. . .

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