Chinese Company to Invest in Energy Development in Ethiopia
The State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC) is going to be the second to invest in Ethiopia in energy development for the generation of electric power, Capital Reported.
The US –Icelandic Reykjavik Geothermal Ltd, the other energy company, entered an agreement with the government to develop 1000 MW of electric power from geothermal resource in the southern parts of Ethiopia at a cost of USD 4 billion.
Chinese company Zhejiang YaoHeng Photoelectric Technology (YaoHeng) has expressed interest to invest in Ethiopia's agro-processing sector, particularly in the production and export of rapeseed oil.
