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Browsing: power sharing
- The trials for the East Africa Electric Highway power supply project are underway.
- This initiative on power sharing is forecast to earn Ethiopia $200 million annually.
- Currently, Ethiopia produces all power for its national grid from renewable sources.
The East Africa Electric Highway project is lighting up a new era of regional integration, with power supply trials now linking Ethiopia, Kenya, and Tanzania. This ambitious initiative, poised to transform energy trade in the region, is expected to generate an impressive US$200 million annually for Ethiopia in its initial phase.
Following the successful completion of an advanced power connection between Ethiopia and Kenya, the project has extended its reach to Tanzania. With the power infrastructure now in place, distribution trials are underway, marking a significant milestone in East Africa’s quest for sustainable energy solutions and economic collaboration.
“This regional power connection is set to enhance cooperation among the involved nations by …