As South Sudan gets on its feet, it has to grapple with rising power challenges prompted by rising population and industrialisation
As South Sudan gets on its feet, it has to grapple with rising power challenges prompted by rising population and industrialisation
As Kenya’s economy grows, the country has found itself looking to meet rising demand for power by developing geothermal power to cushion the fragile hydropower generation, which supplies more than 60 per cent of the national grid
South African power utility Eskom has said that the first unit of its Medupi coal-fired power station will be installed by the end of the year
Alstom, the global transport infrastructure, power generation and transmission firm, has won a US$26.25 million contract to provide turbines and generators for the 120MW Itezhi-Tezhi hydroelectric project in Zambia
The bid for the power plant to be built on the Kafue River in central Zambia was awarded by Sinohydro Corporation Limited, the Chinese engineering company.
Work on the $250 million project was finally launched by former Zambian president Rupiah Banda in September 2011 after several years of delay, with construction expected to be completed by 2015.