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US-based Symbion Power LLC, is currently looking for partners in the construction of a $1.3 billion (about Sh2.7 trillion) power plant in Mtwara that will see Tanzania exporting electricity to a number of countries in the region.
Speaking after attending the Powering Africa conference on Friday, the Symbion chief executive officer, Mr Paul Hinks said the envisaged gas-powered plant will produce 600 MW.
He said the project is set to begin in 2017.
?Under this major power project, Tanzania is set to export electricity to the neighbouring countries of Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, Burundi and Rwanda. It will be the biggest gas-powered plant in the region,? he said.
He said the project funded by the US government will be undertaken in two phases. The first phase will entail construction of a 400MW gas-powered plant while the remaining 200MW will be made available under the second phase.
?We are currently discussing with potential partners to develop the power plant. Next year will be a busy year for soliciting project partners,? he said.
The deputy managing director for Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco), Mr Declan Mhaiki, said such a project was intended to establish a strong business in electricity exports that will see Tanzania earning foreign currency through trading in electricity.
He said upon completion of the project, shortage of electricity will be a thing of the past in Tanzania.
?This project is very good for our economy as we expect to export electricity in large quantities to neignbouring countries?.we will be able to earn substantially in foreign exchange,? he stressed.
Speaking during the conference a number of international investors were optimistic that the country has huge investment opportunities in the energy sector. They said Tanzania possesses almost all sources of energy, ranging from renewable and non-renewable options.
The non-renewable sources include biomass, natural gas, coal, hydro-power and nuclear power, while the renewable sources include solar, geothermal and wind energy.
Source: The Citizen
Mkuu sasa 50KMW ndio nini au unamaanisha 50 GIGAWATT??Japo nakubali kua 600MW still ni ndogo ukizingatia Tanzania tunataka tuingie kwenye mambo ya viwanda. Ila wewe jamaa hizo data umetudanganya si mchezo, hizo estimation zako unatoa tu kichwani, hadi 2014 Nigeria average power generation ilikua 3.9KMW wewe unasema 50K yaani umezidisha zaidi ya mara kumi, na South Africa wanaproduce hadi 50KMW wewe umezidisha mara mbili. Na hiyo ya South Africa anagawa umeme kwa kama nchi nne.
Juzi Ethiopia wamezindua power plant yenye uwezo wa kuzalisha more than 3000MW wewe unaongea kuhusu 600MW as the biggest in Africa? Umelogwa?
You are right - wapo kwa kufatilia nyenendo za Uwekezaji wa Wachina na ikiwezekana watajaribu ku-undermine uwekezaji wao kwa kushirikiana na watu wasio waaminfu, chukulia safari ya Putin kutembelea Tanzania ilivyo yeyuka - naye alikuwa anataka kuwekeza kwenye masuala ya mafuta na gesi.Hawa Symbion walilipia PR article katika Citizen! Hawana lolote - genge la ex CIA tu - wabangaizaji!
Waingie mkataba na investors ndo watangaze siyo kwamba wanatafuta. Kwani hao investors wapo humu nchini?
Narudia hawa jamaa wako hapa kwa shughuli nyingine hii ya umeme ni cover tu.
Mkuu ukiona K jua ina maanisha Kilo yaani elfu, mfano 5K maana yake 5000. Kwa hiyo hapo juu 50KMW nilimaanisha 50,000MWMkuu sasa 50KMW ndio nini au unamaanisha 50 GIGAWATT??
Mkuu, wewe unazungumzia Liquefied Natural Gas Plant ambayo ni tofauti na Gas Fired Plant. LNG Plant ni kuifanya gesi iwe hali ya kimiminika na kuiuza masoko ya nje na ndani. Gas Plant ni simply uzalishaji wa umeme kwa kutumia gesi.hahah!! ni kweli kabisa, hizo ni longo-longo. wanaotarajia kujenga hiyo plant ni Statoil, BG, na ExxonMobil, kushirikiana na TPDC. mpango upo mezani, unasubiri mikakati ya gesi kutoka bahari kuu kufika nchi kavu ikamilike. bado wanatafuta 'best technology' ya kusafirisha gesi kiasi ya 200km kutoka katikati ya bahari mpaka nchi kavu. na kuna uwezekazo wa hiyo plant kujengwa Lindi kwa kuwa ni karibu zaidi.
wee unaaamini kuna viwanda kweli vitafufuliwa? don't be that naive bro, kufufua viwanda vya tairi au nguo kwa mfano ambavyo vilikufa kwa zaidi ya miaka kumi iliyopita, unahitaji unahitaji teknolojia inayoendana na ya kisasa ili kuendana na ushindani na bei, pia unahitaji wataalamu wa kuendesha hiyo teknolojia sasa ndani ya miaka 5 matatizo kama hayo huwezi yatatua, ni muda mfupi sanaVichekesho kweli... Vi Megawatt 600 tunavipigia hesabu ya kuuza wakati hata hapa kwetu umeme haujatosha??
Ile sera ya Magufuli ya Viwanda tutaitekeleza kwa Umeme upi??
mbona mnaaza kuzungumzia mambo ya viwanda na wakati ukiyatafakari kwa kina sio realisticJapo nakubali kua 600MW still ni ndogo ukizingatia Tanzania tunataka tuingie kwenye mambo ya viwanda. Ila wewe jamaa hizo data umetudanganya si mchezo, hizo estimation zako unatoa tu kichwani, hadi 2014 Nigeria average power generation ilikua 3.9KMW wewe unasema 50K yaani umezidisha zaidi ya mara kumi, na South Africa wanaproduce hadi 50KMW wewe umezidisha mara mbili. Na hiyo ya South Africa anagawa umeme kwa kama nchi nne.
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Wengine wanawaza kuuza nje wengine wanaza kununua toka nje.
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Hii hapa chini ndiyo mipango ya majembe ya Magufuli!
mbona mnaaza kuzungumzia mambo ya viwanda na wakati ukiyatafakari kwa kina sio realistic
Nigeria inazalisha megawatt 50,000 kwa mwezi na bado haziwatoshi, South Africa megawatt 100,000 kwa mwezi bado haziwatoshi. Sisi megawatt 600 na tunawaza kuuza umeme. Daah ngoja tuone