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Artist’s impression of the Bujagali hydropower project
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Uganda to review national power distribution contract Minister for energy and mineral development Irene Muloni, has revealed that the Ugandan government is set to review its contract with Umeme, the sole power distributor in the country, to ensure that consumers get the desired service. ... more
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Power ‒ Nigeria has ambitious plans
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Nigeria plans to generate 16,000MW of power by next year
The federal government of Nigeria is to spend US$5.5 billion under the first implementation plan of its Vision 20:2020 to generate 16, 000 megawatts (MW) by 2013, according to the project implementation document. ... more
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One of Kenya’s existing geothermal power plants
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Plans for new geothermal power station in Kenya
Plans to set up a 400 megawatt (MW) geothermal power generating station in Kenya have received a boost, following the approval of its funding by the African Development Bank (AfBD). ... more |
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The Mount Coffee hydroelectric project in Liberia ‒ abandoned, but now being renovated at a cost of up to US$380 million
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Rehabilitation of Guinean hydropower project to take three years
Liberian acting assistant minister for lands, mines and energy Beauford Weeks has disclosed that rehabilitation work on the US$300 million Mount Coffee hydro dam in the country is expected to take at least three years, if all goes well. ... more
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Example of a gas- fired power station
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Cape Chamber says drastic energy policy revision is required
The appeal this month by Eskom to big mining companies to curb their electricity usage is a grim warning that government's energy planning has failed and that drastic policy revisions are urgently required. ... more
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Electrifying villages in Gabon
A group, Isolux Corsán, which is rolling out energy projects in
seven African countries, includes among these an initiative to
bring electricity into 33 rural villages in Gabon. That project
covers villages located in the provinces of Estuaire and
Moyen-Ogooué and has a budget of €34.6 million. It includes
the installation of 20 kilometres of 225 kV power lines. ... more |
| Opinion Piece |
Where lies the smart grid reality?
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Antonio Ruffini, Editor, ESI Africa
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Like many nebulously defined concepts smart grids, mean different
things to different people. One view is the rather science fictional
concept of a grid where everyone can off-take the power they
need but should the price be right it would be nice to switch on
their genset and pump a bit of power onto the grid. ... more |
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