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Driving Rwanda's Progress Through Sustainable and Reliable Power Solutions
472.95MW
Installed generation capacity
88.3%
National electricity access rate (grid + off-grid)
1,158km
Transmission network length
1,820,646
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Currently,the installed capacity increased by 53 MW, from 353.402MW in FY 2022/2023 to 406.402MW in 2023/2024. This includes 56MW from the…
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As of end of June 2023, the total length of the transmission network, including 220kV and 110kV lines, was recorded at 1158 km across the country.
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As of today, a total of 28,985.8 kilometers of distribution lines have been constructed across the country, in a bid to extend electricity producers…
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As of end July 2025, the cumulative connectivity rate in Rwanda is 84.6% of Rwandan households including 59.6% connected to the national grid and 25…
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Kigali, 14 August 2026 — Rwanda Energy Group in partnership with the Ministry of Interior and the Rwanda National Police, has trained more than 100 employees on fire prevention, emergency preparedness and appropriate response measures in the event of a fire.The training brought…
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The Rwanda Energy Group (REG) indicates that, barring any changes, the goal of completing the Nyabarongo II Hydropower Plant by the end of 2027 will be achieved.During a visit to the construction site of the Nyabarongo…
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KIGALI, RWANDA – Ku wa 22 Kamena 2026 — Kuri uyu wa mbere, Sosiyete y’u Rwanda ishinzwe ingufu REG yakiriye intumwa z'inzobere 17 mu mategeko, imiyoborere n’imicungire y’abakozi, ziturutse mu Muryango w’Ibihugu by…
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