Ethiopian Electric Utility has laid a foundation stone for the building of its 36-storey headquarters. The building, to be built at an estimated cost of 1.2 billion birr, rests on 4,500m2 and takes four years to complete.
The Ethiopian Electric Utility (EEU) and the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) have recently entered into a contract to establish a cutting-edge technology center in Kotebe sub-city, Addis Ababa. The center, to be constructed on EEU premises, carries a price tag of Birr 9,341,596,232.
The Ethiopian Electric Utility (EEU) is developing an electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure network to support the national transition toward green mobility. Anwar Abrar, the Chief Communications Officer at the EEU, detailed a two phase strategic plan currently being implemented to increase charging accessibility throughout the country.
With a vast customer base exceeding 4.6 million nationwide, comprising over 3.75 million post-paid users alongside 900,000 prepaid customers, EEU revealed that it was working towards enhancing its technological infrastructure. The company is poised to address long-standing challenges for its prepaid customers and enhancing convenience through the development of a cutting-edge technology center valued at USD 48 million.
Ethiopian Electric Utility (EEU) announced it has provided access to electricity for 46,603 households during the 30-day period since February 8, 2022. The figure has risen by 34 percent compared to the same period last year, with additional 15,768 households benefiting, EEU related.
