Kenya’s electricity grid touched a new all-time high, recording a system peak demand of 2,362.28 MW.…
Category: East Africa
Uganda Opens New Diplomatic Mission in Austria to Support Nuclear Energy Ambitions
Uganda has officially opened a new diplomatic mission in Vienna, Austria, in a move to deepen…
Uganda Embraces Maize Bioethanol as Part of Clean Energy Drive
Uganda joins a growing list of African nations turning to biofuels to speed up their energy…
JA Solar Supplies High-Efficiency Modules to Zambia’s Largest PV Project
JA Solar has played an integral role in electrifying Zambia’s largest standalone photovoltaic installation, the 100MW…
Kenya Builds Africa’s Geothermal-Powered Carbon Removal Plant
In central Kenya, engineers operate four metallic tanks that pull carbon dioxide directly from the air…
IFC Funds Phases II & III of Mozambique’s 460km Chimuara-Nacala Transmission Line
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, has signed an agreement…
ANDRITZ to Lead Major Upgrade of Mozambique’s Hydropower Plant
Hidroeléctrica de Cahora Bassa (HCB), Mozambique’s leading hydropower generation company, has awarded ANDRITZ a contract for…
Environmental NGOs Try to Halt Funding for Cabo Delgado LNG
International environmental organisations filed a civil lawsuit on Tuesday in the United States Court for the…
Kenya Unveils Nuclear Waste Plan as Siaya Plant Proposal Advances
Kenyan Nuclear Power and Energy Agency (NuPEA) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Justus Wabuyabo has assured Kenyans…
Kenya Eyes Lower Electricity Tariffs as Geothermal Plants Near Completion
Kenyans will soon enjoy cheaper electricity costs when two independent power producers (IPPs) begin producing geothermal…