UGANDA-KARUMA-HYDROPOWER PLANT-FINAL UNIT-SYNCHRONIZATION

UGANDA-KARUMA-HYDROPOWER PLANT-FINAL UNIT-SYNCHRONIZATION

(240206) -- KIRYANDONGO, Feb. 6, 2024 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on Feb. 6, 2024 shows the facilities of the Chinese-built Karuma Hydropower Plant in Kiryandongo, Uganda. Uganda on Tuesday successfully launched the last unit of six turbines at the Chinese-built Karuma Hydropower Plant and synchronized it on the national grid, the country's electricity generation agency said. TO GO WITH "Final unit of Chinese-built power plant in Uganda connected to national grid" (Photo by Wang Jian/Xinhua)

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