Supply of power to Togo, Benin reduced to ease load shedding

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Osbon 11 years ago

Blackman in Africa can't govern themselves period.

Blackman in Africa can't govern themselves period.
NDC FOOT SOJA 11 years ago

Your industries in Ghana are collapsing but you keep exporting power.

Your industries in Ghana are collapsing but you keep exporting power.
HAN 11 years ago

STRATEGICALLY, THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE INWARD-LOOKING BY TAKING CARE OF GHANAIANS BECAUSE GHANAIANS ARE GOING TO EVALUATE ITS PERFORMANCE IN 2016.

STRATEGICALLY, THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE INWARD-LOOKING BY TAKING CARE OF GHANAIANS BECAUSE GHANAIANS ARE GOING TO EVALUATE ITS PERFORMANCE IN 2016.
Kofi 11 years ago

Dec 24, 2014 - The World Bank will extend a 38-year loan of USD 130 million (EUR 106.6m) to finance a 25-MWp solar project in Nepal and grid upgrades aimed at reducing electricity distribution losses in the country.

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Dec 24, 2014 - The World Bank will extend a 38-year loan of USD 130 million (EUR 106.6m) to finance a 25-MWp solar project in Nepal and grid upgrades aimed at reducing electricity distribution losses in the country.

The lender on Monday approved the loan for the Nepal Grid Solar and Energy Efficiency Project. The credit has a 6-year grace period.

The first component of the plan involves the design, construction, commissioning, operation and maintenance of grid-connected photovoltaic (PV) plants with a combined capacity of 25 MWp. These will feed power directly to the Nepal Electricity Authority’s (NEA) distribution network.

It was previously reported by the Himalayan Times that the first 20 MW of solar capacity would be built by June 15, 2015, while the other 5 MW would be ready by September.

The second component of the programme includes the creation of a Distribution Loss Reduction Master Plan and transmission infrastructure improvements in selected NEA distribution centres.

The World Bank explained that solar energy has been identified as one of the best power generation sources to complement Nepal’s hydropower plant fleet. Solar radiation in the country is strongest in the winter when demand is at the highest but hydropower output is at the lowest levels.
Ebei Ghana 11 years ago

NIGERIA REFUSES US GAS BECAUSE OF PRIORITY OF DOMESTIC DEMAND; GHANA SUPPLIES OTHER COUNTRIES DESPITE DOMESTIC DEMAND.

OH! GHANA.

NIGERIA REFUSES US GAS BECAUSE OF PRIORITY OF DOMESTIC DEMAND; GHANA SUPPLIES OTHER COUNTRIES DESPITE DOMESTIC DEMAND.

OH! GHANA.
Brian Williams 11 years ago

Afari Gyan and the Ghana Supreme Court gave you a visionless leader and the results is now showing, big time. It will not get better not even with NPP. The country's coffers are empty, PERIOD.

Afari Gyan and the Ghana Supreme Court gave you a visionless leader and the results is now showing, big time. It will not get better not even with NPP. The country's coffers are empty, PERIOD.
osei kuffour frm kpoly 11 years ago

hmmmm asem ooo.. .this government will kill us..poor governmance paaaa niii.... we need change 2016.....

hmmmm asem ooo.. .this government will kill us..poor governmance paaaa niii.... we need change 2016.....
aboa ba odwan meee ofui wait your pa 11 years ago

Talk talk talk everyday. But not solution

Talk talk talk everyday. But not solution

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