Renewable energy options: Tanzania's power crisis
The worst
power crisis in Tanzania's history continues to adversely impact our economic
productivity, personal comfort and public safety. During this time many suppliers
are proposing solutions that are expensive and not always well understood by
potential customers. Clearly, it is time for us to take an intelligent approach
to personal and business power-supply options.
In this line SWOPNet/Tanzania Development Gateway is hosting a special presentation
on "Renewable energy options: Tanzania's power crisis" to help us
all gain a better understanding of the issues, opportunities, and costs involved.
This unique event will be held in the ESRF Conference Hall on Wednesday 1st
November beginning at 3pm and will last for approximately two hours, after which
we shall serve light refreshments. (The event is free.) You are cordially
invited to attend this event.
Our main
speaker will be Eng. Deen Nathwani. He will make a detailed presentation on
renewable energy options that can sustainably improve your business and personal
effectiveness. Following the main presentation we will host an open discussion
session where Eng. Nathwani and other experts in this important
field will respond to your questions and discussion points. Our panel of experts
includes Dr Mutesigwa Maingu of InterConsult, John
Mwera of BP Solar, and Estomi Sawe of TaTEDO.
Because space is limited to 100 participants, we request you to confirm your
attendance to Viola on viola@africanedevelopment.org
OR kanule@yahoo.com or 071 331 8997.
The Economic & Social Research Foundation (ESRF) is located at 51 Uporoto
Street, Ursino Estate, off the New Bagamoyo Road (when heading out of town,
after the Morocco road traffic lights, take the second road to your left, then
turn left again and you’ll see ESRF just ahead on your right). Please
contact Viola should you require more detailed directions to the venue.