SgurrEnergy, Glasgow based renewable energy consultancy company is providing wind monitoring and analysis services for the first phase of the 400 MW wind farm project in Debre Birhan, Ethiopia.
Terra Global Energy Developers, U.S. energy developer selected SgurrEnergy to carry out wind measurement study for one year as part of the project’s technical and financial feasibility stage.
Shan Tex Manufacturing Ethiopia has started exporting products from Ethiopia's Bole Lemi Industrial Park. The company has exported its first round of over 45,000 sweaters to the Italian market.
Ethiopia's Tigrai regional state disclosed plans to sell shares in three of the companies under the umbrella of the conglomerate, the Endowment Fund for the Rehabilitation of Tigray (EFFORT). The three companies whose shares will be offered for sale are Mesebo Cement factory, SUR Construction, and Trans Ethiopia, all private limited companies.
Country Tower, a shopping mall dedicated to electronic and IT equipment was opened in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
The six-storey building constructed at a total cost of 65 million birr is to be found on Wawel Street opposite the Cathedral High School.
The mall is designed to offer all IT items and electronic products at one place as well as offering office space for businesses engaged in technology related work according to Daniel Mamo, Project Manager of the mall.
Sidel, the international supplier of liquid packaging solutions to the drinks industry, has won another contract with Moha Soft Drinks industry S.C., operating in the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia. The turnkey project involves installing the entire production line for Moha’s new Greenfield site in one of Ethiopia's principal economic and educational centres in the north of the country.
The plant at Mekele, the capital city of the Regional Government of Tigraye, is continuing the success achieved by Moha at its other plants. The new plant, sited around 780 kilometres north of the capital Addis Ababa, is where the Pepsi bottler aims to meet the rising demand with the new Sidel line for carbonated soft drinks (CSD) and water. Previously, supply to the region had necessitated the trucking of products from Addis Ababa. The new line will be mostly producing carbonated soft drinks at a rate of 36,000 returnable glass bottles (RGB) per hour.
