Power Generation | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 2
Siemens Adds 4.8GW to Egypt’s Power Capacity
Siemens has connected 4.8GW of power generation capacity to Egyptian national electricity grid by completing the first phase of a mega project in the country ahead of schedule, Energy Business Review reported. The Ger...
Sudan to Link to GERD Power Grid
Sudan’s Minister of Electricity and Water Resources, Mutaz Musa, said that the country is preparing to construct a power transmission line, which will have the capacity to transmit 3,000MW, from the Grand Ethiopian Re...
Tanzania to Build Gas Plant by 2025
Tanzania has revealed plans to commission a plant by 2025 to process as much as 11.1tcf of gas, Bloomberg reported. The East African country has at least 57tcf of natural gas reserves and plans to export at least 3.1t...
Power Africa to Get $1b in US Aid
More than $1b in debt and financing commitments from US agencies and private investors under Africa energy initiative, Power Africa, have been finalized, Reuters reported. Three years after the launch of Power Africa,...
Kenya Intensifies Nuclear Reactors Import
Kenya has intensified import of nuclear reactors as part of its plans to diversify the national power generation mix, African Latest News informed. Kenya had previously announced its ambition to set up a nuclear plant...
Ghana Resolving Electricity Supply Deficit ahead of Elections
Ghana’s government said it had added power generation capacity to its national grid in an attempt to fix electricity supply deficit that caused years of frequent blackouts hurting businesses, Reuters reported. A... APR Energy Extends its Power Generation Contracts in Angola, Iraq
APR Energy, a global leader in fast-track power solutions, has signed an extension agreement in Angola to prolong its power generation contract for the next six months with a goal to provide 40MW of power at the Rocha...
Cow Dung Powers BMW in South Africa Amidst Blackouts
One of the top customers for South Africa’s Bio2Watt power plant is German car manufacturer BMW in Pretoria, reported the Mail & Guardian Africa. “At present, (the plant) consumes around 12 megawatts per hour and ...
