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Sudan
Petronas Makes Itself Useful

The three Asian companies active in Sudan are falling all over themselves to be nice to Khartoum. India's ONGC, for [...]

Published on 24.03.2004 at 10:00 GMT

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Energy

Sudan
Harbin Power in Fresh Venture

Hardly had Harbin Power finished building a first power station in Sudan than the Chinese group landed a fresh contract with Khartoum.

Subscribers only Energy 13.01.2004

Sudan
Chinese Move On Power Sector

After putting a lock on Sudan's oil industry the Chinese are moving into the power sector. Nearly a year after [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.06.2003

Sudan
JUMPING ON THE IPP BANDWAGON

The state-owned Malaysian power company Tenega Nasional has begun building a power station at Port Sudan, AEM has learned. Inaugurated [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.11.1998

Spotlight | Ghana
HYDROPOWER IN COMEBACK

Ghana appears determined to push ahead with the construction of a hydro-electric power station at Bui. And if the project pans out it could enable the country to remain a surplus producer and a major electricity exporter well into the [.

Subscribers only Energy 25.01.1995

Ethiopia, Uganda
POWER PLAY FOR NILE

Ethiopia and Uganda are examining the idea of developing their hydro-electric potential, located essentially in the Nile river basin. This [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.12.1994

Ivory Coast
WORLD BANK ROLE IN VRIDI

An agreement was signed in Paris on July 20 between partners in the Compagnie des Energies Nouvelles de Cote d'Ivoire [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.07.1994

Zambia
PROJECTS AND STOP-GAP MEASURES

The Zambia Electricity Supply Co. (ZESCO) has started eyeing the Batoka Gorge project with Zimbabwe on the Zambesi river again [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.06.1994

Ghana
VALCO TO CUT CONSUMPTION

As the Volta Aluminium Company presses ahead with negotiations with the government on a new outline agreement and future investment [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.05.1994

Mauritius
ACCORD ON SUGAR WASTE STATION

An agreement has been reached between the Central Electricity Board, the Mauritius Sugar Authority and the Union St. Aubin plantations [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.02.1994

Sudan
HYDROELECTRIC PROJECTS UNDER STUDY

Sudan's National Electricity Corporation (NEC) is to issue a Call for offers in January 1994 for a consultant to carry [...]

Subscribers only 09.10.1993

Sudan
STUDY ON THREE HYDRO SITES

Sudan's National Electricity Corp. (NEC) will issue an invitation to tender in January for a consultant to carry out a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.10.1993

Spotlight | Sudan
ADB TO BRIDGE ELECTRICITY GAP

Sudan's National Electricity Corporation (NEC) is expected this month to finish preparing tender documents for a project involving a fifth generator for the North Khartoum power station, a 60 MW unit powered by heavy fuel and scheduled to enter service [.

Subscribers only Energy 26.05.1993

Egypt, Zaire
INTERCONNECTION STUDY UNDERWAY

Electricité de France and the German firm Lahmeyer have begun the pre-feasibility phase on a study they were awarded a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 05.05.1993

Eritrea
ABANDONED INDUSTRY

The most important external financing requirement for Eritrea's Recovery and Rehabilitation Project (ERRP) (ION N°570) out of a total gap [...]

Subscribers only 24.04.1993

Spotlight | Southern Africa
HYDROELECTRIC COLLAPSE

Southern African power companies are being forced to make ever-increasing power cuts because of low water levels due to the unprecedented drought that has gripped the south-east corner of the continent this year. In Tanzania, the Tanzania Electric Supply Corp.

Subscribers only Energy 17.09.1992

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Dan Gertler's billions of dollars in royalties at heart of huge legal battle

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Sudan
Harbin Power in Fresh Venture

Sudan
Chinese Move On Power Sector

Sudan
JUMPING ON THE IPP BANDWAGON

Spotlight | Ghana
HYDROPOWER IN COMEBACK

Ethiopia, Uganda
POWER PLAY FOR NILE

Ivory Coast
WORLD BANK ROLE IN VRIDI

Zambia
PROJECTS AND STOP-GAP MEASURES

Ghana
VALCO TO CUT CONSUMPTION

Mauritius
ACCORD ON SUGAR WASTE STATION

Sudan
HYDROELECTRIC PROJECTS UNDER STUDY

Sudan
STUDY ON THREE HYDRO SITES

Spotlight | Sudan
ADB TO BRIDGE ELECTRICITY GAP

Egypt, Zaire
INTERCONNECTION STUDY UNDERWAY

Eritrea
ABANDONED INDUSTRY

Spotlight | Southern Africa
HYDROELECTRIC COLLAPSE

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Sudan Harbin Power in Fresh Venture

Sudan Chinese Move On Power Sector

Sudan JUMPING ON THE IPP BANDWAGON

Spotlight | Ghana HYDROPOWER IN COMEBACK

Ethiopia, Uganda POWER PLAY FOR NILE

Ivory Coast WORLD BANK ROLE IN VRIDI

Zambia PROJECTS AND STOP-GAP MEASURES

Ghana VALCO TO CUT CONSUMPTION

Mauritius ACCORD ON SUGAR WASTE STATION

Sudan HYDROELECTRIC PROJECTS UNDER STUDY

Sudan STUDY ON THREE HYDRO SITES

Spotlight | Sudan ADB TO BRIDGE ELECTRICITY GAP

Egypt, Zaire INTERCONNECTION STUDY UNDERWAY

Eritrea ABANDONED INDUSTRY

Spotlight | Southern Africa HYDROELECTRIC COLLAPSE

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Guinea
Behind the scenes of Mamadi Doumbouya's offensive on Russian miner Nordgold

DRC
Dan Gertler's billions of dollars in royalties at heart of huge legal battle

Sudan
Petronas Makes Itself Useful

Sudan
Harbin Power in Fresh Venture

Sudan
Chinese Move On Power Sector

Sudan
JUMPING ON THE IPP BANDWAGON

Spotlight | Ghana
HYDROPOWER IN COMEBACK

Ethiopia, Uganda
POWER PLAY FOR NILE

Ivory Coast
WORLD BANK ROLE IN VRIDI

Zambia
PROJECTS AND STOP-GAP MEASURES

Ghana
VALCO TO CUT CONSUMPTION

Mauritius
ACCORD ON SUGAR WASTE STATION

Sudan
HYDROELECTRIC PROJECTS UNDER STUDY

Sudan
STUDY ON THREE HYDRO SITES

Spotlight | Sudan
ADB TO BRIDGE ELECTRICITY GAP

Egypt, Zaire
INTERCONNECTION STUDY UNDERWAY

Eritrea
ABANDONED INDUSTRY

Spotlight | Southern Africa
HYDROELECTRIC COLLAPSE