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source: Mmegi The promoters of the Mmamabula Energy Project say that independent power producers (IPPs) need to be given the opportunity to demonstrate that they could produce electricity at the same cost or at a lower cost than the national power utility. CIC Energy representative Tore Horvei said on Wednesday that it is important that [...]

source: BOPA 12 March, 2010 PALAPYE – The over P500 million glass manufacturing project in Palapye is expected to be in full swing towards the end of 2011. The project, which is a joint venture between the Botswana Development Corporation (BDC) and China, will produce float glass mainly for the construction industry. Briefing the Minister [...]

source: News24 In response to delays in the Mmamabula Energy Project (MEP), Chinese energy and mining titan Golden Concord Holdings Limited has snapped up a controlling equity in the 300-megawatt power station being developed by CIC Energy. With the 1 200 MW coal-fired Mmamabula Energy Project (MEP) hamstrung by South African bureaucracy, CIC Energy last [...]

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source: Mmegi MBONGENI MGUNI Staff Writer In response to delays in the Mmamabula Energy Project (MEP), Chinese energy and mining titan Golden Concord Holdings Limited has snapped up a 70-percent equity in the 300-megawatt power station being developed by CIC Energy. With the 1 200 MW coal-fired Mmamabula Energy Project (MEP) hamstrung by South African [...]

source: Mmegi Toronto-listed energy company CIC Energy reiterated that it could not proceed with the Botswana-based Mmamabula project without regulatory approvals from the South African government. CIC Energy president Greg Kinross said at the Mining Indaba 2010 conference, in Cape Town, that the regulatory uncertainties were the biggest challenge confronting the advancement of the project. [...]

source: Mmegi Toronto-listed energy company CIC Energy on Wednesday reiterated that it could not proceed with the Botswana-based Mmamabula project without regulatory approvals from the South African government. CIC Energy president Greg Kinross said at the Mining Indaba in Cape Town that the regulatory uncertainties were the biggest challenge confronting the advancement of the project. [...]