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GE’s gas engine technology for Tanzanian heat and power plant

The companies expect the plant’s deployment to help Bakhresa reduce its operating costs. (Image Source: Markus Schweiss/Wikimedia Commons)

Clarke Energy will be supplying GE’s high-efficiency, gas-engines to Said Salim Bakhresa & Co (Bakhresa) for a combined heat and power plant project in Tanzania

Tanzania has large domestic reserves of gas that are located in coastal waters off the southern part of the country. There have been two gas pipelines constructed in Tanzania to transport that gas from the site of production to the site of use. The first pipeline reached full capacity a number of years ago and supplied a limited number of industries with gas for self-consumption. The second gas pipeline has just been completed resulting in new supplies of gas being made available to industry.

Clarke Energy business development director Hugh Richmond said, “Bakhresa is one of the leading industrial houses in Tanzania, and this natural gas-fueled power generation has significant cost and carbon-saving benefits. As Clarke Energy’s first project in Tanzania, it will help reduce the factory’s operational costs and, in parallel, deliver reliable power.”

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