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Tanzania's deputy energy minister Subira Mgalu told Parliament on Tuesday that the country aims to have six times its current power generation capacity by 2025 through investment in thermal and renewable energy. Reuters reported that the country…
Cabinet has approved a revised single buyer market model for the supply of electricity, which allows more independent power producers to compete. This model will be implemented in September this year. The modified model allows electricity consumers…
South Africa has officially launched the US $13m Heriotdale Substation in Johannesburg which is set to stand against the city’s power instability experienced by residents, businesses and industries in the south-eastern parts of Johannesburg due to…
The Board of the World Bank Group approved on April 17, 2019 the Regional Off-Grid Electrification Project (ROGEP), which includes $150 million in the form of credit and grant from the International Development Association (IDA) and $74.7 million…
ENERGY Minister Dr Medard Kalemani has said by next July, all 87 villages in Kongwa District, Dodoma region will be supplied with electricity through the Rural Energy Agency (REA) programme III. Addressing Ngonga villagers in Kongwa District over…
The Federal Executive Council has approved the request to obtain a loan of $150m from the African Development Bank to finance the Nigerian Electrification Project. The Minister of Finance, Zainab Ahmed, disclosed this at the end of the meeting of…
Norwegian minister of international development Dag-Inge Ulstein recently indicated that renewable energies and the digital sector would be the prime target of future interventions of the Norfund in Africa. According to the official, fintechs can…
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has disclosed that it has begun the execution of the US $170m power transmission project called the ‘Abuja Feeding Scheme’. The revelations were made by the Managing Director of TCN, Mr. Usman Mohammed…
One of Africa's major energy and transportation firms - Aenergy - has become the continent's first business to be recognised by Bureau Veritas for its outstanding work practices. Angola-based Aenergy, which operates the country's largest thermal…