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Tanzania has set ambitious targets as part of its commitment to the Paris Agreement, aiming to connect 8.3 million additional households to the grid, increase electricity access from 46% to 75%, and achieve a 75% renewable energy mix by 2030. Following the full commissioning of the Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project in April 2025, the country’s energy capacity has seen a significant boost, with hydropower now accounting for 67.4% of domestic generation.
10 June 25
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This article explores Tanzania’s evolving energy landscape, including the growing role of natural gas, the untapped potential of solar, wind, and geothermal energy, and the policy, regulatory and infrastructure shifts required to drive private investment and ensure long-term energy security. With an emphasis on diversifying the energy mix and modernising the grid, the piece provides insights into how Tanzania can balance growth with sustainability and establish itself as a leader in Africa’s energy transition.
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Should you have any questions on investing in Tanzania’s energy sector, please do not hesitate to contact Edward Williams, Shemane Amin, Geofrey Dimoso or Chris Green.