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  1. Nigeria launches investor road shows ahead of power privatization

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    Wed, 19 Jan 2011

    Power Plc, in Delta state in the southern Niger Delta oil region, and Geregu Power Plc in ..... Power Plc -- comprising power stations in Niger and Kwara states in north-central Nigeria - and Shiroro Power Plc, also in Niger state.

  2. All-aluminium alloys conductors: cutting overhead costs in Brazil

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    Fri, 1 May 2009

    conductors as part of a contract to upgrade the capacity of the 264 km power line between Birnin-Kebbi (Nigeria) and Niamey ( Niger ). Together with capacitive compensation, the upgrade has increased the power transmission capacity by at least 75 per cent

  1. International

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    Fri, 1 Apr 2005

    loss-making plant is in serious need of modernization, which has proved impossible without private investment. Niger : The Niger State Government has entered into a build operate transfer agreement with the Austrian consortium ICFC to establish

  2. Keeping the lights on

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    Sat, 1 Sep 2007

    spending $800 million on the dam, the biggest-ever foreign investment in east Africa. Similar dams are planned for the Niger and the Volta. Also planned is what could become the mother of all hydropower projects - Grand Inga on the river Congo, which

  3. International

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    Sun, 1 May 2005

    foreign reserves. The seven power stations will add 1720 MW to the country’s generating capacity and will be sited in the Niger Delta at Omoku, Gbarain/Ubie, Sapele, Ikot Abasi, Eyaen, Egbema and Calabar. The sites were partly chosen so the plants

  4. COMPANIES

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    Sat, 1 Mar 2008

    were under 1m tonnes of CO 2 equivalent. Areva also supports environmental projects in countries in which it has offices. In Niger , for example, it is building refrigerated warehouses that do not use diesel generators. It is also replacing coal with gas

  5. Uranium: a giant stirs

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    Fri, 1 Dec 2006

    which has 30 per cent of the world’s total, Kazakhstan (16 per cent), Canada, USA, South Africa, Namibia, Brazil, Niger and Russia. Click here to enlarge image Australia’s ‘reasonably assured resources’ of uranium amount to 1,142

  6. International

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    Sun, 1 Jan 2006

    gas fired power projects being undertaken by the Nigerian Federal Ministry of Power and Steel. The projects are all in the Niger Delta area and will contribute more than 2000 MW to the country’s electricity grid. The plants will run solely on gas and

  7. ABB wins power contracts worth $44m in Nigeria

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    Thu, 18 Apr 2002

    the cities of Benin and Onitsha in southern Nigeria. The contract includes a 2.5 km overhead transmission line across the Niger River, and installation of composite fibre optic cable throughout the line to strengthen the country's telecommunications

  8. World News: international

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    Tue, 1 Apr 2003

    companies," a statement from NEPA said. Meanwhile NEPA has resorted to power rationing after unrest in the oil producing western Niger Delta has led to a gas shortages. NEPA has an installed capacity of 4000 MW but current generation is estimated at less than