Ncondezi Energy, the coal and power developer, has said that Mozambique’s state power company EDM wants a coal-fired power plant on the country’s northern grid by 2023 - but admitted that plans for its own 300MW power plant are being [...]
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New coal-fired power projects continue to be proposed in Mozambique, despite the fact that multiple projects are already under consideration - and none have yet made it off the drawing board.The latest company to [...]
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General Electric (GE) and China Machinery Engineering Corp (CMEC) have submitted financial proposals to build and operate the planned Ncondezi 300 MW coal-fired power plant in Moatize, Tete province, which could result in a lower power price being offered to [...]
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Mozambique’s state-owned electricity utility, EDM, last week engaged a giant Chinese engineering company to take the first steps towards building a coal-fired power plant in the north-western province of Niassa.
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Mozambique's council of ministers also discussed China's Belt and Road initiative, which could yet be decisive for the development of steel production in MozambiqueMozambique’s council of ministers yesterday approved the mining contract for [...]
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US-based engineering multinational GE, and China Machinery Engineering Corp, could step in to take a majority stake in the Ncondezi coal-to-power project in Tete after
Ncondezi Energy will start selecting preferred bidders next month to partner in its project to build a 300 MW coal-fired power plant in Mozambique’s north-western province of Tete, after Shanghai Electric Power was removed from the project after three [...]
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Ncondezi Energy is looking for a new partner for its coal-fired power project in Mozambique’s Tete province, after Shanghai Electric Power failed to provide the investment that would have seen it take a 60% stake in the project.
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