The government of Rwanda is keen to tap into renewable energy to overcome power deficit. (Image source: Nick Mathew/Flickr)
The Nyabarongo River Hydropower Plant in Rwanda has been prepared to begin producing 28MW of power by November 2014
Natural gas production will reach 230bn cu/m in 2040. (Image source: IEA)
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has suggested a three-step action plan to boost sub-Saharan Africa’s economy by 30 per cent in 2040
Aggreko provided 250kVA of power to the Kwale Mineral Sands Mine when the project began. (Image source: Isuru Senevi/Flickr)
Scotland-based power solutions company Aggreko has agreed to supply a 350kVA power package to the Kwale Mineral Sands Mine in southeast Kenya
Tanzania has five billion tonnes of coal reserves and plans to build coal-fired power plants. (Image source: Theodore Scott /Flicker)
Tanzania will complete the construction of a US$455mn power transmission line by April 2015 linking its power grid to Kenya and Zambia, said the Ministry of Energy and Minerals
Ethiopia plans to increase its power capacity to 37,000MW by 2037. (Image source: GeoEnergy/Flickr)
Japanese multinational Toshiba Corporation has signed an MoU with Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP) to work on geothermal power projects in the East African country
