A 300 MW coal-fired power plant project in Tete that has attracted $60 million in Chinese investment may need to reapply for its environmental approval as the developers plan to switch generation technologies. Ncondezi Energy, a London-listed company developing the power plant and associated coal mine, said on 11 January it had agreed to sell 60%…...
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