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Following from South Sudan’s agreement with Djibouti – signed at SSOP 2022 this month – the deal will see Ethiopia and South Sudan collaborating on a series of joint infrastructure projects.
Regional and international speaker confirmations speak to South Sudan’s increasing role as the hub for energy development in the Nile Basin and east Africa.
The agreement will see Ethiopia exporting 100 MW of electricity to South Sudan over the next three years with plans to increase capacity to 400 MW.
The two countries are reviewing the implementation of previously made road construction agreements set to improve interconnectivity between Ethiopia and South Sudan.
The two countries have advanced talks regarding a potential regional energy grid, following a meeting between Ethiopian Electric Power and South Sudan’s Minister of Energy and Dams.
The multi-billion-dollar hydropower project will provide much-needed electricity to the region.
The Government of Ethiopia will aim to boost large-scale local investment in the mining industry through the development of new policies and frameworks to drive industrialization in the country.
An African Union panel representing H.E. Félix Tshisekedi, President of The Democratic Republic of Congo and current President of the African Union, has begun talks on the
KenGen and partners win the bid for Horn of Africa geothermal wells.
Ethiopia aims to generate $1 billion in revenue from oil and gas extraction.
