Subira Mgalu, Tanzania’s Deputy Energy Minister told parliament in the country’s capital Dodoma that the move was part of the government’s mission to act on investors’ queries over lack of reliable power, which hurts business in the east African nation.
Tanzania has said it planned to export surplus electricity to energy-starved nations in eastern and southern Africa once it had boosted its generation capacity.“We need to have abundant and reliable power from an energy mix that includes hydropower, natural gas, solar and wind,’’ Mgalu said, when responding to a question by the Special Seats MP Zainab Katimba.
Other projects include the KInyerezi II 240 MW which had been completed in April 2018, and Mtwara MW 300 Power Project under the sponsorship of the Japan International Cooperation Agency expected to be done by March 2020.
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