AfrElec Week 29
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Issue 210 24•July•2019 Week 29
New ties
Russia is joining China in o ering alternatives to the Western infrastructure development model. At stake are political in uence and new trading routes.
Another bailout
e South African government is proposing to infuse an additional ZAR59bn ($4.2bn) into utility Eskom Holdings over the next two years.
New production
Egypt Kuwait Holding has begun producing from its O shore North Sinai block, with its wholly owned NatEnergy subsidiary expected to bene t.
Wind power push
e Lake Turkana Wind Power project, the largest in Africa, has been brought online in Kenya.
