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  • Zimbabwe licenses US$250mn of solar power projects

    Posted on :Friday , 11th September 2015

    Five solar power projects, valued at a total of US$250mn, have been licensed by the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA). The five solar power projects are expected to generate about 160MW of power together. Taken together, the five projects are expected to produce 160MW of power. According to ZERA CEO, Gloria Magombo, the licensed projects are at different stages in the project developm. . .

  • Solar-thermal plant launched in Uganda

    Posted on :Friday , 11th September 2015

    One of the largest solar-thermal electricity producing plants in East Africa has been inaugurated in Uganda on Kalangala Island in Lake Victoria, as the region sets the pace in electricity generation investments.

     
    The solar thermal plant, with full capacity at 1.6 MW, benefitting over 20,000 customers, is the largest in East Africa and has been constructed at a total. . .

  • REC and O Capital to drive solar energy projects in Africa

    Posted on :Monday , 7th September 2015

     Egyptian solar energy solutions provider REC and Orascom Telecom Media and Technology Holding subsidiary O Capital have announced a new venture to provide turnkey solar solutions in Egypt, Middle East and Africa

    solarpanel MinkS pixabayThe MENA region offers great potential in solar energy development, which REC and O Capital are keen to tap into
    The agreement entail. . .

  • Norwegian Scatec Solar to build large-scale solar plant in Africa

    Posted on :Monday , 20th July 2015

     Norwegian power producer Scatec Solar has signed an agreement to build West Afria’s first large utility-scale solar power plant in Africa. Solar Panels - APOPower from the plant will provide electricity to about 60,000 households. 

    The build-own-operate agreement for the 33MW solar project was signed between Scatec Solar, Mali’s Ministry of Energy and Water and . . .

  • Scatec Solar to build large-scale solar plant in Mali

    Posted on :Monday , 20th July 2015

     Norwegian power producer Scatec Solar has signed an agreement to build West Afria’s first large utility-scale solar power plant in southeast Mali

    The build-own-operate agreement for the 33MW solar project was signed between Scatec Solar, Mali’s Ministry of Energy and Water and Electricité du Mali (EDM), the country’s electricity utility. The project will. . .

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