Our 190 MW Ubungo plant in Dar es Salaam provides approximately 20% of Tanzania’s electricity demand and indirectly supports over 100,000 jobs. We are proud to be part of the efforts to power the country’s growth.

We join our shareholder Globeleq in celebrating a 20-year legacy of powering Africa’s growth. Enjoy the video showcasing our increasing footprint on the continent for a sustainable and inclusive future. x.com/Globeleq/statu…

Did you know that, According to the Government of Tanzania’s Power System Master Plan (PSMP 2016-2040), it is projected that natural gas will be the biggest contributor to the energy mix by 2040, making up 40% of power generation?

We are intentional about building young talent and have spent the last decade empowering future leaders. We are excited to see the impact our Industrial Training Program has had on our alumni. Pictured, Guest of Honour Chairperson Association of Tanzania Employers(ATE) Jayne Nyimbo and Anael Samuel

Ubungo District Commissioner, Kheri James congratulating our Managing Director Anael Samuel during the 10-year anniversary celebration of the company’s Industrial Practical Training program that happened yesterday in Dar es Salaam.

“The unique feature of our programme is that our interns are entrusted with taking charge of their career paths with guidance and support from their line managers” agatha keenja - our HR Manager during the 10th anniversary of the Songas Industrial Practical Training program.

“Beyond power generation, we seek fulfilment that enables us to make a difference.” Our MD Anael Samuel Samuel reiterated the company’s commitment to upskilling young professionals in the energy sector during the 10th anniversary of our Industrial Practical Training program.

We acknowledge the service of our employees, whose commitment ensures that we achieve our mission to power national development by providing affordable electricity to the national grid. #Unity #Excellence

We commemorated World Mental Health Day by donating wheelchairs, sanitary pads and stationeries to mentally and physically challenged students at Jangwani Girls Secondary school. Pictured:Nicodemus Chipakapaka, our Socio-economic Development Manager accompanied by other employees

The UN General Assembly (UNGA) declared 17 October as the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. We align with efforts to lift all people out of poverty and seek to make a positive contribution to society through our socioeconomic development projects.

Have you read our 2021 Sustainability Report? Click the link below to read more about our sustainability approach and performance. globeleq.com/wp-content/upl…

Our Managing Director Anael Samuel (L)handing over a cheque worth TZS 94 Million to Edgar Masatu, Managing Director of Anza Entrepreneurs (R)the donation will facilitate a capacity-building entrepreneurship program that will run for 6 months targeting more than 50 SMEs in Kilwa.

#DidYouKnow? The energy transition is a pathway toward transforming the African energy sector from fossil-based to zero-carbon by the second half of this century. Read more about Africa’s energy transition from a report by AFREC - au-afrec.org/sites/default/…

Over the last decade, Songas Tanzania has trained over 140 young professionals through its Industrial Practical Training Program (IPT). The program equips young people with tools to enable them to participate in key economic projects. Pictured below are some of the interns.

#JeWajua Songas ndio waanzilishi wa mtambo wa kwanza wa kufua umeme nchini kwa kutumia viwango vya kimataifa ili kuinua utendaji kazi na kuongeza kiwango cha upatikanaji umeme nchini.

Our Ubungo Power Plant recorded a historical power generation output of 193.054 MW during the annual plant capacity test, exceeding the contracted capacity of 178.114 MW. We strive to be a partner for the growth of the power sector in Tanzania, now and in the future.

#DidYouKnow? Natural gas emits between 45% and 55% lower greenhouse gas emissions than coal when used to generate electricity.

Our investments in the education sector ensure that children have a conducive learning environment. We recently donated 2 kindergarten classrooms, a block of toilets, a teacher's office and desks worth around TZS 67 million to Ubungo Kisiwani Primary School. Anael Samuel

Watch the video from communities in Songo Songo Island to learn more about our socio-economic development interventions. linkedin.com/posts/songas-l…

Our 2022 highlight reel showcases our commitment to ensuring we make a difference in people’s lives and the country. linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…