Ethiopia: Masdar to Supply 500 Mwp of Solar Energy in the Coming Months

Posted on :Wednesday , 17th November 2021

The Emirati independent power producer Masdar Clean Energy has just obtained the approval of the Ethiopian government to produce 500 MWp of solar energy. The electricity will be stuff into the grid of the state owned Ethiopian Electric Power.

At least around 500 MWp will be stuff into Ethiopia's national electricity grid in the next upcoming months. This will be thanks to new. . .

Ethiopia to begin its first ever PPP program by constructing solar projects soon

Posted on :Monday , 24th August 2020

Ethiopia has completed preparations to begin the primary phase of public-private partnership (PPP) program by launching the development of 2 solar projects coming two months, Ministry of Finance revealed.

In an exclusive interview with ENA, Ministry PPP Director-General Tilahun Tadesse stated the country initiated its first ever public-private partnership (PPP) program by approving 17 pr. . .

ACWA: Record Bid Wins 250MW Scaling Solar Duo in Ethiopia

Posted on :Tuesday , 1st October 2019

Saudi Arabian energy developer ACWA Power has bagged a 250MW duo of World Bank-backed solar projects in eastern Ethiopia.

The firm was one of five companies that recognised proposals for the projects, after the Ethiopian finance ministry’s public-private partnership directorate general introduced a request for proposals in April.
 

Partnership Execute to Raise Fund for Renewables in Africa

Posted on :Wednesday , 25th September 2019

A partnership of public and private investors got into an agreement to carry out the first round of equity funding for small and medium-sized (1-10 MW) clean energy plants, originally focusing on Africa.

Titled Empower Invest, the fund will commit to the know-how and equity to carry out solar PV, small hydro and hybrid plants.
 

Ethiopia invites 12 international companies to bid in their energy sector

Posted on :Friday , 14th June 2019

The Ethiopian government has officially extended an offer to at least 12 global companies to submit financial and technical proposals in order to be part of power production and operations in the country. This is in order to take the privatization process even further.

According to the Minister of Finance (MoF), Ahmed Shidie, who presented his Ministry’s 10 month report bef. . .