Case3
Encouraging economic growth in Africa by increasing renewable energy capacity
In the Republic of Malawi, an east African country, the economy has been growing at an average rate of 7.5% per year. However, this has led to an increase in electricity demand of 5% annually, resulting in a growing electricity shortage.
Particularly in Lilongwe and Blantyre, the shortage of electricity has significantly impacted the daily lives and economic activities of citizens, making it a pressing issue to improve the electricity supply capacity.
Over 98% of the country’s electricity comes from hydroelectric power generation.
By fully utilizing our abundant experience and expertise overseas, we set out to expand the Electricity Hydropower Station, which supplies power to both cities, with the addition of the Tedzani IV Electricity Hydropower Plant (19.1 kW). The construction was completed in June 2021.
Mr. Tsuri, the Project Manager from the Power Solutions Division who was involved in the project, said, “I am thrilled that we were able to contribute to the improvement of electricity supply capacity in Lilongwe and Blantyre, strengthen the economic and industrial foundations of the country, and enhance the quality of life for its people with the completion of this project.”
With the hope of improving the lives of people in developing countries, we are active in every corner of the world.




Other projects

Case1
Encouraging the use of renewable energy in developing countries

Case2
Introducing the latest high-efficiency gas combined cycle power plants to developing countries

Case4
Contributing to a carbon neutral society through owner’s engineering services in biomass power generation

Case5
Electrical power system stabilizing project aimed at expanding renewable energy in Mongolia

Case6
The Lao People’s Democratic Republic Project for Integrated Energy Master Plan toward a Sustainable Carbon Neutral Society

Case7
The world’s largest underground space
- Contribution to the Hyper-Kamiokande -

Case8
“Initiatives toward carbon neutrality by 2050” Participating in the 2023 Thermal and Nuclear Power Generation Convention

Case9
Technical Training for Matarbari Thermal Power Plant Construction Project in Bangladesh