Tanzania is represented by the Deputy Secretary-General of Energy, and the Renewable Energy Agenda is being discussed in depth.
President William Ruto has urged the private sector to collaborate with the government in advancing the cooking gas programme for public learning institutions.
The Deputy Minister of Energy, Hon. Judith Kapinga has stated that Tanzania will continue to collaborate with Saudi Arabia to strengthen the energy sector, particularly in the fields of Oil and Gas, Clean Cooking Energy, and Renewable Energy.
The PBPA has recommended the construction of fuel storage tanks at Mbamba Bay Port to streamline the transportation of petroleum products to neighboring countries like Malawi and Mozambique. The project, aimed at boosting Tanzania’s revenue, is part of a larger development plan for the Mbamba Bay Port, which is expected to be completed by January 2026.
The Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP) is a major energy initiative in Tanzania, designed to generate 2,115 MW of electricity, significantly boosting the national power supply. Located on the Rufiji River, it is set to position Tanzania as a leader in renewable energy production in East Africa while supporting regional power grid integration.
The Government Negotiation Team for the Natural Gas Liquefaction and Processing Project (GNT-LNG) is currently on a study tour in Indonesia.