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Ethiopia Set to Start Generating Power from Blue Nile Dam

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Ethiopia plans to begin generating power from its controversial Blue Nile River dam during the upcoming rainy season between June and August, the foreign ministry announced Thursday. The $4.6 billion Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is expected to collect 13.5 billion cubic meters of the Blue Nile River water in the rainy season, swelling its reservoir to 18.4 billion cubic meters, the ministry statement said.

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Egypt and Sudan will confront any unilateral Ethiopian action on the Renaissance Dam — FM

AMMAN: Egypt’s Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said on Saturday that he anticipates negotiations with Ethiopia over the Grand Renaissance Dam will continue to falter. Speaking during a television program on Sada El-Balad channel, Shoukry said that the Nile waters concern every Egyptian, and the government deals with transparency and informs its people on all the negotiations that take place.

3 years ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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Ethiopia Set to Start Generating Power from Blue Nile Dam

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Solar and Wind Power Could Mitigate Conflict Surrounding Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam in Northeast Africa

A new study shows that several disagreements between Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt around Africa’s largest hydropower plant, the new Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), could...The post Solar and Wind Power Could Mitigate Conflict Surrounding Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam in Northeast Africa appeared first on SciTechDaily.

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Egypt sends UNSC its official objection to 2nd filling of Ethiopia’s Renaissance Dam

A complete file on the issue of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam has been submitted to the UNSC to be a reference for the international community on this issue and to document Egypt’s constructive and responsible positions taken over a decade of negotiations, Hafez said.

3 years ago·Cairo, Egypt

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Ethiopia Set to Start Generating Power from Blue Nile Dam

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Egypt and Sudan will confront any unilateral Ethiopian action on the Renaissance Dam — FM

Egypt and Sudan will confront any unilateral Ethiopian action on the Renaissance Dam — FM

Ethiopia Set to Start Generating Power from Blue Nile Dam

Ethiopia Set to Start Generating Power from Blue Nile Dam

Solar and Wind Power Could Mitigate Conflict Surrounding Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam in Northeast Africa

Solar and Wind Power Could Mitigate Conflict Surrounding Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam in Northeast Africa

Egypt sends UNSC its official objection to 2nd filling of Ethiopia’s Renaissance Dam

Egypt sends UNSC its official objection to 2nd filling of Ethiopia’s Renaissance Dam

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