Uganda’s energy transition plan

The success of Uganda’s ETP relies heavily on electricity. By 2050, the demand for electricity is expected to grow significantly, requiring 40 times more power than is currently consumed.

Denis Kakembo

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

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By Denis Kakembo

Despite abundant renewable energy sources, Uganda wrestles with pervasive energy poverty. Only 22% of the population is connected to the

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Uganda’s energy transition plan

The success of Uganda’s ETP relies heavily on electricity. By 2050, the demand for electricity is expected to grow significantly, requiring 40 times more power than is currently consumed.

Denis Kakembo

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