TANESCO has completed major electricity infrastructure projects worth over TZS 10.5 billion in Dodoma, significantly improving power reliability for residents and businesses in Gairo, Mpwapwa, Kongwa, Chamwino, and Kiteto districts. The investment is expected to enhance voltage stability, reduce outages, and support economic growth across central Tanzania.
Presidents Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan and Paul Kagame witnessed the signing of a landmark bilateral energy cooperation agreement between Tanzania and Rwanda during NEISA 2026 in Kigali, aimed at strengthening regional energy integration, electricity connectivity, and sustainable energy development across East Africa.
Tanzania participated in the 21st Eastern Africa Power Pool meeting in Cairo, where ministers agreed on key steps to advance regional electricity trade and integration.
Tanzania’s Energy Ministry partners with UNDP to roll out a clean and efficient energy project in Mtumba, starting with solar, wind, and EV charging infrastructure.
A TZS 50 billion investment in the Mpomvu Power Substation in Geita is strengthening electricity supply across Tanzania’s Lake Zone, supporting mining operations and regional economic growth.
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Energy and Minerals has commended the Ministry of Energy for advancing Tanzania’s energy diversification strategy following an inspection of the 50MW Kishapu solar power project in Shinyanga Region, now connected to the national grid.
Tanzania’s TAZA interconnector project will link Rukwa Region to the national grid and expand regional electricity trade between Tanzania and Zambia.
Deputy Energy Minister Salome Makamba has criticized the slow progress of the 49.5 MW Malagarasi Hydropower Project in Kigoma and directed the contractor to accelerate construction work.
Energy Minister Deogratius Ndejembi has issued a 14-day ultimatum to the contractor of the Songea–Mahumbika 220kV power project to resume construction after delays in implementation.
Officials from Tanzania’s Ministry of Energy have praised the pace of the EACOP crude oil pipeline, now 81% complete, citing growing benefits including jobs, skills transfer, and local participation.
