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Eskom

Southern Africa
A Zambia/Tanzania Link?

In addition to studying a tie-up between grids in Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia, the World Bank is thinking of funding an interconnection between Tanzania and Zambia.

Subscribers only Energy 28.10.2003

Uganda
Switching Horses in Bujagali Mid-Stream

The World Bank's determination to keep the Bujagali dam project [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.10.2003

Spotlight | Uganda
Last Chance for Bujagali

The defection of the American firm AES from the Bujagali dam project didn't dissuade President Yoweri Museveni and the World Bank's executives

Subscribers only Politics 24.10.2003

Southern Africa
The IDA Gets Involved in Power

By financing regional interconnections, the World Bank is going to become a player in Southern Africa's big electricity deals.

Subscribers only 24.10.2003

Congo
2nd South African Power Station

As Eskom continues to cast covetous eyes at the Inga dam, the South African firm Clackson Power plans to build a second power station in the eastern part of Congo-K.

Subscribers only Energy 14.10.2003

Namibia
NamPower Fights for More Capacity

Namibia's national utility NamPower is negotiating with Eskom to supply [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.10.2003

Libya
Political Air to Spanish Contract

With European companies banging on Libya's door for lucrative contracts, two Spanish firms have just won deals worth 301 euro ($346 million). This was seen as a reward for Spanish prime minister Jose Maria Aznar's visit to Tripoli.

Subscribers only Energy 30.09.2003

Congo
New Outlet for Inga

The World Bank is to finance construction of a 220 Kv line between Congo-K and southern Africa.

Subscribers only Energy 30.09.2003

Africa
AFD's Secret Projects

AEI understands that the Agence Francaise de Developpment is looking at investing in two huge power projects in Africa. The [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.09.2003

Mozambique
Sasol Talking with Eskom

Sasol has begun talks with Eskom on selling gas from [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.09.2003

South Africa
Renovating Power Plants

The state-controlled South African utility Eskom plans to spend nearly [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.09.2003

South Africa
Coega Bites Fingernails over Pechiney's Fate

Jean-Pierre Rodier's announcement that he will quit as boss of Pechiney if the European Union endorses the French group's takeover [...]

Subscribers only Mining 23.09.2003

South Africa
Black Empowerment Clarified?

The government is seizing every opportunity to attempt to clarify its exemption policy concerning black economic empowerment.

Subscribers only 12.09.2003

Uganda
End of Road for Bujagali

The announcement by AES that it was pulling out of the Bujagali dam project which it had been promoting since 1994 sounded the death knell of the program in its present form.

Subscribers only Energy 02.09.2003

Mozambique
Agreement on Mepanda Uncua Dam

Mozambique and South Africa signed a memorandum of understanding at the end of August to build a dam at Mepanda [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.09.2003

Libya
Green Light for GECOL's Budget

Several big power projects in Libya had been stalled because of delays encountered by the General Electricity Company of Libya [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.07.2003

Central Africa
ADB to Fund Interconnection

The African Development Fund, an affiliate of African Development Bank, has just approved a $3.5 million loan to finance a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.07.2003

Madagascar
Looking at Jirama's Books

The Malagasy accountancy Mazars et Guerard are about to publish [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.07.2003

Madagascar
Eskom To Make an Entrance in Madagascar

The group Fraise & Fils, which obtained a power generation contract from the national Jirama company (water and electricity) for [...]

Subscribers only 25.07.2003

South Africa
Pechiney Reassures Thabo Mbeki

At the same time it resists the Canadian company Alcan's IPO, Pechiney wants to reassure the South African government about its plans for an aluminum factory in Coega.

Subscribers only 25.07.2003

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