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source: Mmegi
Standard Bank has reinforced its credentials in providing project finance to African power plant projects winning another award for its role in Morupule B Power Station, named as ‘African Power Deal of the Year’ by Project Finance International (PFI).
PFI is the leading source of global project finance intelligence. It is published every two weeks, [...]

source: BOPA
25 January, 2010
PALAPYE – The Operations Readiness Manager for Morupule Colliery Limited, Mr Koolatotse Koolatotse has asked for support and cooperation from the Palapye sub district council in relation to the anticipated expansion of the mine.
Briefing the councilors about the project last week, Mr Koolatotse said it was important for the councilors to render [...]

source: allAfrica
African Development Bank
(Tunis)
2 November 2009
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Tunis — The project involves the construction of a 600-MW (4 x 150 MW) coal fired power plant and associated transmission infrastructure. The Morupule B plant will be located adjacent to the existing Morupule A plant, and connected to the national grid by two new transmission lines.
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source: BOPA
26 October, 2009
PALAPYE – Morupule Colliery mine will in the near future expand to produce about 4 million tonnes of coal.
The officials told the Bangwato tribal leaders who recently toured the mine that the expansion and increased coal production tonnage from 1 million to about 4 million was prompted by the Morupule Power Station [...]

source: BOPA
28 September, 2009
SEROWE – Botswana is expected to be self sufficient in electricity output upon the completion of the first phase of the Morupule B project by the year 2012.
These were the words of the Project Manager of the Morupule B project, Mr Modiri Badirwang, at a stakeholders workshop in Serowe recently.
Botswana at present [...]

source: Mmegi
THATO MOSEKI
Correspondent
Debswana is speeding up the expansion of its wholly-owned subsidiary, Morupule Colliery, to match the fast-moving development of its biggest client, Morupule Power Station.
The Colliery’s expansion will see it tap into previously unexploited resources to ramp up production from about one million tonnes per annum to 3.8 million tonnes, which will also result [...]