Energy Ministry presents its quarterly budget implementation report for 2026/27
Tanzania's Deputy Minister for Energy presented the first-quarter budget implementation report for the 2026/27 financial year to the Parliamentary Standing Committee. The report detailed progress on electricity projects, renewable energy initiatives, and the performance of state-affiliated energy agencies.
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DODOMA: THE Deputy Minister for Energy Salome Makamba has presented the Ministry of Energy’s budget implementation report for the first quarter of the 2026/27 financial year, covering the electricity and renewable energy subsectors, to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Energy and Minerals, chaired by Subira Mgalu.
The meeting was held today at the parliamentary premises in Dodoma, where the Ministry presented progress on budget implementation across various areas of the energy sector, including research, production and utilisation of electricity generated from renewable and alternative energy sources available in the country.
The report also covered the implementation of the Second Phase of the Electricity Supply Project for Hamlets, Phases IIA and IIB (HEP IIA and HEP IIB), the Strong Grid Project, and clean cooking energy initiatives.
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