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Kiira, Nalubaale dams set for Shs737bn renovationUganda is set to undertake a major renovation of its oldest hydropower stations, Nalubaale and Kiira dams, in a project worth about €170 million (Shs737 billion) funded through a partnership between the Uganda Electricity Generation Company Limited (UEGCL) and the French Development Agency (AFD). The refurbishment will be done in phases and will focus on […] |
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Electricity Exports rise 34 percent to Shs267bUganda’s electricity sector is experiencing strong growth, with export earnings rising by 34% to $72 million (Shs267 billion) between March 2025 and February 2026. This increase is driven by higher electricity production, with more power exported to neighboring countries like Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The boost is largely due to […] |
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French Ambassador, H.E. Mrs. Virginie Leroy Visits UEGCL (Nalubaale-Kiira Power Stations)The report from New Vision highlights a diplomatic visit to the Nalubaale–Kiira hydropower complex in Jinja on April 8, 2026, led by the French Ambassador to Uganda together with representatives from the French Development Agency (AFD). The visit aimed to assess ongoing efforts to upgrade Uganda’s key electricity infrastructure. The Nalubaale–Kiira facility, which produces about […] |
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France, European Union approve sh367b for Nalubaale dam rehabilitationThe article reports on the rehabilitation of Uganda’s Nalubaale hydropower plant in Jinja, aimed at modernizing the country’s oldest electricity generation facility. The project has secured at least €85 million in funding from the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) and the European Union (EU) as part of a larger €170 million financing plan for upgrading […] |
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Auditor General raises red flags over power stationsNew findings from the Auditor General’s 2025 report highlight challenges in Uganda’s hydropower sector, including underperforming plants, transmission bottlenecks, and missed revenue targets. While the Nalubaale-Kiira complex exceeded expectations, newer plants like Karuma and Isimba operated at just 30% and 72% of their declared capacities, respectively, raising concerns about loan repayments and alignment with the […] |
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NRM Liberation DayThe Board, Management, and Staff of Uganda Electricity Generation Company Limited (UEGCL) extend warm congratulations to H.E. Gen. (Rtd) Yoweri Kaguta Museveni Tibuhaburwa, the Cabinet, and all Ugandans on the occasion of the 40th NRM Liberation Day. As the nation reflects on this historic milestone, UEGCL reaffirms its strong commitment to ensuring the safe, reliable, […] |
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Uganda Eyes Markets Beyond Borders to Supply Surplus Power. DM 27.1.26Uganda’s electricity generation drive has created a significant power surplus, with installed capacity reaching 2,048 MW by December 2024, while peak demand stood at just 985 MW leaving a surplus of 1,063 MW. The completion of the 600 MW Karuma Hydropower Dam, Uganda’s largest hydropower investment to date, has been a key contributor and positions […] |
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NewVision May 17, Pg.24. UEGCL seeks capacity building partnership with Sweden |
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New Vision May 14, Pg.24, UEGCL seeks capacity building partnership with Sweden |
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NewVision May 14, Pg04, Power forum discusses key bilateral collaboration areas |
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