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The feasibility study report was made available in October 2006. Bids for construction of the project went out in November 2006. Initially, the plan was to build a 200-250 megawatt power station. [10] In 2009, the plans were redrawn, calling for a much larger project of 750 megawatts.
Ten Point Programme for Reunification of the Country, a 1993 plan written by Kim Il-sung to re-unite North Korea and South Korea; Ten-Point Program of the National Resistance Movement; see Economic history of Uganda; Helmut Kohl's ten-point program; see German reunification
Initially, the Chinese company China Shan Sheng, was issued the construction license for the project in 2008. [10] At that time, construction costs were estimated at US$25 million. The 33kV transmission line that connects the power from the station to the Uganda national electricity grid was constructed and completed ahead of station commissioning.
The East Africa plan was a significant turning point in Zionist history. Despite its rejection in 1905, the plan paved the way for the emergence of the territorialist ideology and the establishment of the Jewish Territorial Organisation (ITO). The ITO emphasized the pressing need to find a solution to the Jewish problem, even if it meant giving ...
The Uganda Government, through the Uganda Electricity Generation Company (UEGCL), a 100 percent parastatal, awarded a 20-year operational, management and maintenance concession to Eskom Uganda Limited, a subsidiary of Eskom, the South African energy company, to cover both Nalubaale Power Station and the adjacent Kiira Power Station. The ...
Uganda on Wednesday criticised a U.S. move to eject it and other African countries from accessing a tariff-free trade programme, saying the action was to punish African countries that are ...
In 1986, the National Resistance Movement (NRM), led by Yoweri Museveni, would take power in Uganda. [citation needed] While fighting a guerrilla war against Obote, NRM leaders could not be sure that the Baganda would accept their government or their Ten-Point Programme. [10] The NRA was ambivalent in its response to this issue. [10]
The International Energy Agency has a 10-point plan to cut oil demand, but parts of it would have a huge impact on your day-to-day life.