Tanzanians Encouraged To Embrace Solar Energy

Posted on :Thursday , 17th August 2023

COMPACT Energies has urged Tanzanians to embrace solar energy solutions in homes, offices, and industries for an effective and reliable power supply on accelerating development of the country.

Speaking after being crowned 1st Runner -Up in Solar Energy Company of the Year at the Africa Company of the Year Awards (ACOYA) ceremony held at Mlimani City, Compact Energies Managing. . .

D.Light Harnesses $125m to Boost Off-Grid Solar Solutions in Tanzania

Posted on :Thursday , 17th August 2023

d.light, a firm focused on household products and finance solutions for low-income households, has unveiled a successful $30m securitization facility.

This facility, generously backed by the Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank Group (TDB Group), is structured with the prowess to acquire up to a staggering US$ 125m worth of receivable assets.

Largest Solar Power Plant in Offing in Tanzania

Posted on :Friday , 23rd June 2023

The Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited (TANESCO) is expected to sign an agreement with Total Energies for construction of the largest solar power plant in the country in Kishapu, Shinyanga Region.
 

Records indicate that completion of the project will make the Kishapu plant among the largest solar power plants in East Africa.

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Making the Agriculture Sector Greener in Tanzania

Posted on :Wednesday , 16th August 2023

Tanzania's horticultural sector presents significant opportunities for youth to earn lucrative incomes. However, the use of gasoline or diesel-powered irrigation pumps has negative environmental effects and is an expensive solution.

To mitigate climate change and increase agricultural productivity, the Tanzania Renewable Energy Association (TAREA) partnered with the Dutch Emb. . .

Making the Agriculture Sector Greener in Tanzania

Posted on :Wednesday , 26th April 2023

Tanzania's horticultural sector presents significant opportunities for youth to earn lucrative incomes. However, the use of gasoline or diesel-powered irrigation pumps has negative environmental effects and is an expensive solution.

To mitigate climate change and increase agricultural productivity, the Tanzania Renewable Energy Association (TAREA) partnered with the Dutch Emb. . .