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Cancellation Notice KfW
Financing: KfW Entwicklungsbank
CANCELLATION OF TENDER
due to unsuccessful prequalification!
construction of the storm water collectors Tienkolé (Lot 1) and Woyowayanko (Lot 2) in the city of Bamako; incl. access roads, bridges etc.
The original document in French language is available for download!
Tender Award
Financing: KfW Entwicklungsbank
Brief description of the Contract:
Reconstruction of Hillary Clinton School, Kamza
Cancellation Notice KfW
Financing: KfW Entwicklungsbank
CANCELLATION OF TENDER NOTICE!
Project
The Employer Himachal Pradesh State Electricity Board Ltd (HPSEBL) plans to implement the construction of four Hydro-Electric Power Plants (HEP). All four small HEPs, namely Devi Kothi HEP (16 MW), Hail HEP (18 MW), Sai Kothi I HEP (15 MW) and Sai Kothi II HEP (18 MW) are designed as run-of-river schemes in the Chamba District in Himachal Pradesh.
In the framework of the implementation of these four HEPs HPSEBL has expressed its interest in consulting...
Tender Award
Financing: KfW Entwicklungsbank
Brief description of the Contract:
engineering consulting services to modernize 5 irrigation schemes in die lower Modjersa-Valley: project design and Environmental and Social Impact Assessment
The original document in French language is available for download!
Tender Award
Financing: KfW Entwicklungsbank
Brief description of the Contract:
Based on the National Albanian Master Plan for Water Supply and Sewerage, the Government of Albania (GoA) and KfW have identified priority investments in 7 of the 15 largest water utilities of Albania, namely in Berat and Kuçova (one joint utility), Elbasan, Fier, Kamza, Lezha, Shkodra and Vlora. In addition, the level of performance and institutional capacity was assessed for each location.
Based on these findings, Feasibility Studies (FS), Environmental and Social...
Germany has long had the goal of reducing dependency on fossil fuels to protect the climate and secure an independent and stable energy supply.
An electricity price cap has been passed starting 2023 in order to relieve private consumers and industry from the sharp price increases of the energy crisis in Europe.
Germany introduces a gas price cap in 2023 lasting through to 2024 to offset high gas prices.
The renewable share in gross national electricity consumption is to rise to more than 80 percent by 2030. The renewable energy expansion is being supported by policy and funding measures that will create new business opportunities and favorable market conditions.
An array of additional measures are set to be implemented in order to safeguard energy security in Germany.
