Toshiba Africa

Toshiba is well known for being a world-leading, diversified manufacturer, solutions provider, and marketer of advanced electronics, electrical products and power systems. Our wide range of industrial and social infrastructure systems include power generation...

With increased environmental considerations, power line designers turn to concepts such as Externally Gapped Line Arresters (EGLAs) that reduce the footprint of structures while fortifying networks to perform at the highest level of reliability.

To provide eco-friendly hydropower generation systems, Toshiba conducts research and development at its world-leading hydraulic research laboratory.

With the introduction of Geoportable, Toshiba ESS has made it possible to construct a small-scale geothermal plant on as little as 250 square metres.

Given the rapid growth of electric power demand in emerging countries, increasing the number of operators by simulator training is necessary for a stable power supply. This article first appeared in ESI Africa Issue 2-2020.Read the full digimag here or subscribe to...

Toshiba ESS signed an MOU to supply the steam turbine and the generator for the Aluto Langano Geothermal Wellhead Power System in central Ethiopia.

Hydrogen energy storage systems is the answer to renewable energy’s fluctuating capacity, according to insights from Toshiba.

Toshiba's Integrated Engineering Tool enables the provision of reliable EPC services from across the globe to enhance the customer’s project.

Toshiba Corporation and ESS have developed a drone-based inspection technology for complex industrial facilities, such as power plants.

In Africa, a persistent challenge is the high rate of failure of distribution transformers, which leads to the complete shut down in distribution networks.

With help from strong demographic tailwinds and advances in capital formation, Africa is heading toward a brighter future. However, there’s still a long way to go in turning potential into performance, and success in...