Dangote Cement Plant, Obajana, Nigeria.
GE Africa (Lagos)
Take a Peek Inside Dangote's Largest Cement Plant in Africa
The Dangote Cement plant in Obajana, Nigeria, is the largest cement production facility in Africa, producing up to 30 000 tons daily. The plant is powered by four GE gas turbines that run on natural gas and automotive gas and oils, providing sustainable power for the business to meet its production targets. More about GE in Africa in this BRIEFING.
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29 January 2016
Powered by GE Gas Turbines, the Dangote Cement Plant in Obajana, Nigeria, is the Single Largest Cement Plant in Africa Producing up to 30 000 Tons of Cement Daily
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The Dangote Cement plant in Obajana, Nigeria is the single largest cement plant in Africa producing up to 30 000 tons of cement daily. The plant is fully powered by four GE gas turbines that run on natural gas and Automotive Gas and Oils, providing sustainable power for the business to meet its production targets.
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Africa: Mind the Gap - Here's How You Take on a Power Crisis the Size of a Continent
GE Africa, 10 February 2016
One easy way to see Africa's power problem is by looking at a picture of the Earth from space at night. While other inhabited regions of the world glow and sparkle like jewels in a… Read more »
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Nigeria: GE To Work With Dangote On Distributed Power Projects
GE Africa, 5 August 2014
GE to supply Aeroderivative gas turbines to power Dangote's manufacturing assets Read more »
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General Electric (GE) has announced the conclusion of the GE-Dangote Framework Agreement for distributed power solutions. The agreement will support the growth of one of its key customers and partners in the African market. Under the agreement, GE would supply aero-derivative gas turbines to the Dangote Group for captive power requirements, while Dangote Group would generate reliable and efficient power for the operation of its manufacturing assets within Nigeria and other African countries where
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Twenty-eight Nigerians graduated from a pilot of the Lagos Garages programme, powered by GE. Over six weeks the graduates were trained on Product Development, Entrepreneurship, Sales and Marketing as well as the latest manufacturing technologies to enable innovation through rapid prototyping.
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