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Coal

27. July, 20180

Mozambique’s EDM wants coal power on grid by 2023, says developer

Ncondezi Energy, the coal and power developer, has said that Mozambique’s state power company EDM…...

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Coal

3. July, 20180

Analysis: Will Mozambique ever build a coal-fired power plant?

New coal-fired power projects continue to be proposed in Mozambique, despite the fact that multiple…...

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Coal

4. May, 20180

GE and CMEC submit cut-price bids for Mozambique coal-fired plant

General Electric (GE) and China Machinery Engineering Corp (CMEC) have submitted financial proposals to build…...

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Coal

25. October, 20170

GE joins new Chinese suitor for Mozambique coal-to-power project

US-based engineering multinational GE, and China Machinery Engineering Corp, could step in to take a…...

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Extractives

27. June, 20170

Aker, GE win Mozambique FLNG contracts

Eni has awarded major equipment contracts with two suppliers for its $8 billion Coral South…...

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Transport

11. January, 20170

GE sacks Mateus Zimba over Mozambique airline corruption case – reports

Mateus Zimba, the man accused of taking an $800,000 bribe from Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer…...

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Transport

30. November, 20160

Ex Sasol country head named in Mozambique airline corruption case

Mateus Zimba, a senior executive for General Electric who was previously Sasol’s country head in…...

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Extractives

17. August, 20160

Sasol appoints interim representative while seeking new Mozambique head

South African energy company Sasol has confirmed it is seeking a replacement for Mateus Zimba,…...

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17. August, 20160

Sasol Mozambique country head switches to GE – reports

Sasol’s country manager in Mozambique, Mateus Zimba, has left the company for a new role…...

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Intelligent news from Mozambique

Browsing: GE

Mozambique’s EDM wants coal power on grid by 2023, says developer

Analysis: Will Mozambique ever build a coal-fired power plant?

GE and CMEC submit cut-price bids for Mozambique coal-fired plant

GE joins new Chinese suitor for Mozambique coal-to-power project

Aker, GE win Mozambique FLNG contracts

GE sacks Mateus Zimba over Mozambique airline corruption case – reports

Ex Sasol country head named in Mozambique airline corruption case

Sasol appoints interim representative while seeking new Mozambique head

Sasol Mozambique country head switches to GE – reports

Zitamar Daily Briefing, 31 January