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Tanzania Model PPA

Tanzania Model PPA, image of power lines

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Energy and Power

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Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)

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The Ministry of Energy and Minerals has on 4th August 2015 issued Model Power Purchase Agreements for seven energy technologies, for use in negotiating Power Projects in Tanzania (Mainland), to be used as guidance for projects larger than 10MW (i.e. not Small Power Producer) and include Hydro, Natural Gas, Oil, Coal, Geothermal, Solar and Wind.

The Model PPAs issued to EWURA for use in negotiations between project developers and the power off-taker. This is one of the key milestones in the Electricity Sector Reform Strategy and Roadmap that was launched in June 2014 by the Minister for Energy and Minerals.

Find more @ Energy and Power PPPs and at Climate-Smart PPPs

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