Hydro Power Project in Ethiopia Delayed
The construction of the Chemoga-Yeda hydropower plant on the outskirts of Debre Markos is lagging behind schedule due to lack of finances.
The 555 million dollar hydropower project was being funded by the Chinese EXIM bank. It was planned to be executed in two stages and to generate 278 megawatt of electricity.
The Chemoga-Yeda River is one of the tributaries of the Nile. Countries downstream of the Nile are concerned about the hydropower project and have been lobbying to the EXIM bank for delay in financing the project, officials of the Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation (EEPCo) said.
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exhibition of tourism and travel from June 14-18, 2012.
responded to the tender for feasibility study to erect a steel mill in Shire, Tigray Regional State.
The process took over a year and 6.9 million dollars which has not been paid in full yet.
