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U.S. Energy Mission Visits Four African Nations
The United States Trade Mission is visiting Mozambique, Tanzania, Nigeria and Ghana to look at potential investment projects with the aim of enhancing the countries' ability to generate electric power, the U.S. State Department says.-
Mozambique: Guebuza Receives U.S Business Mission
AIM, 6 February 2012
Mozambican President Armando Guebuza on Monday received a business mission from the United States, which is seeking to discuss possible projects for investment in the area of… Read more »
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Tanzania: U.S. Energy Investors Set to Pay Dar a Visit
Citizen, 6 February 2012
Executives from some leading US energy companies are scheduled to arrive in the country on Wednesday to explore opportunities in power-generation and fuel-supply projects, a State… Read more »
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Tanzania: Top U.S. Diplomat Leads Energy Investors' Visit to Dar
East African, 5 February 2012
Executives of some leading US energy companies are scheduled to arrive in Tanzania on February 8 to explore opportunities for investing in power-generation and fuel-supply… Read more »
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Nigeria: U.S. Trade Mission to Visit the Country
This Day, 4 February 2012
A United States Energy Trade Mission will meet with senior Nigerian government officials on February 13 and 14 to discuss challenges for US private-sector investment in energy… Read more »
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Africa: U.S. Assistant Secretary Leads Energy Trade Mission
Leadership, 3 February 2012
U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Johnnie Carson will lead an Energy Trade Mission to five African nations from 6-17 Feb., the U.S. State Department said in a… Read more »
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Africa: U.S. Assistant Secretary Johnnie Carson to Lead Energy Trade Mission
State Department, 2 February 2012
Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Johnnie Carson will lead an Energy Trade Mission to Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Nigeria, and Ghana February 6-17. The delegation… Read more »
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Africa: U.S. Energy Trade Mission to Visit Four Nations
State Department, 1 February 2012
The United States is sending an energy trade mission to Mozambique, Tanzania, Nigeria and Ghana to look at potential investment projects with the aim of enhancing the countries'… Read more »
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Africa: Top U.S. Official Highlights U.S.-Africa Partnerships, Trade
State Department, 30 January 2012
The United States has a strong commitment to Africa, and U.S. Deputy Secretary of State William J. Burns spent a week visiting several countries on the continent to reinforce that… Read more »
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Africa: Ideas for Africa - Selling Solar
State Department, 8 November 2011
Solar Sister is based on the idea that the millions of Africans who lack access to electricity can get solar energy from a source they trust: their neighbors. Read more »
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Africa: U.S. and Nigeria Sign U.S $1.5 Billion Electricity Financing Deal
RNW Africa, 19 October 2011
The US Export-Import Bank on Wednesday signed a deal with Nigeria aimed at providing $1.5 billion in financing for investments in the country's woefully inadequate electricity… Read more »
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Africa: The Cookstove Conundrum - Old Ways Vs. New Habits, Better Health
State Department, 18 October 2011
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is initiating research to find out whether developing world families will adopt a new cooking technology and adapt their… Read more »
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Africa: Conoco Considers Exit From Nigeria, Libya, Three Others
This Day, 29 March 2011
ConocoPhillips, a Houston-based integrated energy company and key player in Nigeria's oil and gas sector has announced plans to sell between $5 billion to $10 billion worth of… Read more »
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Africa: AfDB Highlights Africa's Potentials At Annual Energy Sector Mission
African Development Bank (AfDB), 19 November 2010
The African Development Bank illustrated the vast potential of Africa's renewable energy and private sector projects to private industry firms, consultants, and investors from a… Read more »
