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Ethiopia to implement new electricity tariffs in line with IMF requirements

6 September 2024

State-owned Ethiopian Electric Utility (EEU) has unveiled a new electricity tariff structure to be implemented from the upcoming Ethiopian New Year, according to an announcement on September 4.

Argentina's INVAP-SE to develop Uganda's nuclear science centre

5 September 2024

Argentina’s state-owned nuclear technology firm INVAP-SE has secured a contract with Uganda’s Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development to conduct studies for establishing a nuclear science and technology centre in Soroti district.

Sri Lanka's LTL Holdings targets African power sector

5 September 2024

Sri Lanka’s LTL Holdings is expanding its footprint into Africa's power generation sector, with plans to explore independent power producer opportunities.

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