Powering Tanzania’s industrialisation
Since July 2004, Songas has been a key provider of essential electricity to the Tanzanian grid. By utilising the country’s own natural gas resources, the Songas facility continues to supply the most cost-effective energy to the region and provides an alternative source of generation.
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A safe, reliable and cost-effective supply of electricity is a powerful product and greatly contributes to a region’s economic and social development. Songas endeavours to make a positive difference to deliver innovative and practical solutions that go beyond financial support.
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Songas is working with the key sector players and is pursuing further opportunities to continue development of the power sector and powering Tanzania’s industrialisation.
Contact
Songas Limited
Ubungo Power Plant
Corner of Nelson Mandela/Morogoro Road
P.O. Box 6342
Dar es Salaam
T: +255 764 701 000
Corporate Office
Songas Limited
R Square Building
Plot No. 274, Mezzanine Floor,
Corner of Haile Selassie/Kaole Road
Kinondoni
PO Box 6342
Dar es Salaam
Tanzania
T: +255 764 701 001
EMERGENCY HOTLINE
0787 555 036
Making a difference
Young people benefit from opportunities in the ene...
The energy sector is one of the most integral parts of the Tanzanian economy, creating a total of 33,325 jobs and generating 6.9% of the country’s GDP. With technology continuing to shape the sector, it is clear that a talent pipeline must be developed to ensure strong future growth, both at home and internationally. Tanzania […]
Songas Boosts Government’s Fight Against COVID-1...
Dar es Salaam, April 20 2020…Songas, Tanzania’s leading gas-to-power company, has provided TZS 100 Million to the National Relief Fund to support the government’s efforts in combating the COVID-19 pandemic. The money will go towards the acquisition of essential medical equipment in fighting the Corona virus. Speaking during the handover, Songas Managing Director Mr. Anael […]
Investing for sustainable impact
Human capital is among the key drivers of economic transformation and sustainable development. With the population standing at 57 million and projected to reach 67 million by 2025, Tanzania has the potential to become a strong industrial economy if it prioritizes adequate access to basic services. Coordination between the government and other stakeholders is crucial […]