Market News | Solar Tanzania 2025

Market News

  • Japan to fund construction of solar power plant in Africa

    Posted on :Saturday , 5th December 2015

     Japan will fund  the construction of a solar power plant in Egypt in a move aimed at enhancing energy the  sector in the country Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry  has announced.The solar power plant will be constructed at a cost of $US 100 million.

     
    The power plant will have a capacity of 20 megawatts and will be located in the sunny Red Sea resort. . .

  • Financing secured for Africa�s New Solar Power project Inhitiative

    Posted on :Friday , 4th December 2015

     The Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) has signed an agreement with SolarReserve and ACWA Power to support the development of solar power in South Africa

    Redstone Solar SolarReserveThe project will be able to deliver stable electricity supply even after sunset. 
    According to the agreement, OPIC is making a US$400mn commitment of debt financing to sup. . .

  • Ascension Properties in Africa embraces sustainable energy

    Posted on :Wednesday , 2nd December 2015

     South African real estate firm Ascension Properties is installing its first solar photovoltaic (PV) in Cape Town in a bid to reap financial rewards of green energy over the long-term.

     
    The move will see the use of the embedded generation scheme available in Cape Town to enable the solar installation to feed any surplus electricity, produced by the PV system, ba. . .

  • Japan Pledges to Finance Hurghada Solar Power Plant

    Posted on :Monday , 30th November 2015

    Egypt's Ambassador to Japan Ismail Khairat said that Japan pledged to finance a solar power plant in Hurghada at a cost of $100 million.

     
    In a statement, the foreign ministry said that the agreement was reached during the recent visit paid by Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry to Japan.
     
    That cooperation, the first of its kind between Egypt . . .

  • UK�s Energy Africa to boost solar power in Africa

    Posted on :Monday , 30th November 2015

     Nigerian vice-president Yemi Osinbanjo has signed an agreement with the UK government to increase the deployment of solar energy to the West African country’s rural communities

    solar succo pixabayThe campaign intends to accelerate the development of Africa’s emerging solar market, working with African governments, investors, businesses, NGOs, think tanks, and other d. . .

Expogroup

Expogroup is a full service exhibition organiser with over 29 years experience in International trade exhibitions. Our current portfolio includes 28 annual exhibitions from a diverse range of industries being held across the Middle East & Africa.

EXPOGROUP © 2025 | Privacy policy

Facebook

Instant Reply