Igamba II mini hydro scheme helps regional development in Tanzania

  • N. Galvin
  • Vol. 15 - Issue 6, 2008

An 8 MW hydro plant is to play an important role in a US-funded scheme to enhance energy, water and transport facilities in northwestern Tanzania. The plant, which is the second stage of a cascade development, will ensure reliable power supplies for villages around the town of Kigoma, and will also displace the use of expensive diesel fuel.

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