East Africa: Solar and Wind Power Could Break the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Deadlock

By Sebastian Sterl For several years, political tensions between Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt have been escalating in a conflict over the near-complete Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). The GERD is Africa's largest hydropower plant. ...

No Cheap Power for EA Yet As Ethiopian Dam Project Goes Into Brownout

by Jimmy Swira

September 12, 2018

East African countries that were banking on Ethiopia for cheap electricity could be forced back to the drawing board given the uncertainties on the future of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance ...

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East Africa: Solar and Wind Power Could Break the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Deadlock

No Cheap Power for EA Yet As Ethiopian Dam Project Goes Into Brownout

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