Uganda has earmarked $43 million for geothermal energy exploration in the Great Rift Valley, aiming to diversify its energy portfolio beyond hydroelectric power resources.
Uganda has allocated $43 million for preliminary exploration of geothermal energy at two promising sites in the Great Rift Valley. The Ugandan government aims to increase its energy portfolio by seeking alternatives to its dependence on hydroelectric power. This strategic move signals the nation’s commitment to diversify its energy sources and explore geothermal potentials.
In summary, Uganda’s commitment to invest in geothermal energy through the allocation of $43 million for exploratory initiatives reflects its broader plan to diversify energy resources away from hydroelectric power. This development is integral to ensuring a more sustainable and varied energy infrastructure in the country.
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