Tanzania engages with global partners to boost clean energy and electric cooking: Minister of Energy.
The country is securing international funding and technical expertise to accelerate its transition to clean energy, Juma Homera told reporters in Dar es Salaam on the sidelines of the ongoing COP31 climate conference.
Listed key partnerships:.
The African Development Bank has approved funding for more than 70,000 electric cooking stoves, with more funding expected soon.
Saudi Arabia will cooperate with Tanzania to promote the use of clean energy, including LNG, to reduce dependence on polluting sources.
The International Renewable Energy Agency will help finance projects, distribute cooking stoves and build local capacity in renewable technologies.
The United Nations World Food Program will partner with Tanzania to introduce clean energy technologies in schools and health facilities to lower operating costs and protect public health.
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