Uganda Electricity Generation Company Limited was incorporated in 2001 initially with the main objective to take over assets transferred to from the then Uganda Electricity Board (UEB); the 180 MW Nalubaale and 200 MW Kira Hydropower Stations located in Jinja. However, with the expansion of the government owned company’s mandate, to include project development of hydropower stations and other renewable energy projects as well as a supporting regulatory framework by the Electricity Regulatory Authority, UEGCL is emerging into Uganda’s leader in least-cost generation. Harrison Mutikanga, UEGL’s Chief Executive Officer in this interview with CEO East Africa Magazine, shares the company’s…
UEGCL: A leader in ERA’s quest to sustainably and reliably generate least-cost electricity to feed Uganda’s growth agenda

Eng. Harrison Mutikanga, the UEGCL Chief Executive Officer, since December 2014.




