By: Yechale Degu Over the past two decades, Ethiopia has invested heavily on hydropower as a means to accelerate energy access, economic growth, and development and ensure control of its water resources. Though not without political costs affecting its diplomatic ties, hydropower was planned as
Ethiopia has launched yet another mega economic project and kick-started the construction of additional ones worth $10 billion collectively. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed launched the completed first phase of Ogaden Liquified Natural Gas Project in Calub, in the country’s Somali Region on Thursday, October 2. It is a multipurpose plant expected to produce 111 million […]




