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Monday 9 September 2024

Rolls-Royce Partners with Karimjee Group to Enhance Power Solutions in Tanzania

Rolls-Royce, through its Power Systems division, has announced a strategic partnership with East African conglomerate Karimjee Group to deliver advanced mtu power solutions in Tanzania. This collaboration aims to strengthen the country’s energy infrastructure, support sustainable development, and drive industrial growth.

Leveraging Karimjee Group’s local expertise and distribution network, Rolls-Royce will offer its full mtu product portfolio, focusing on power generation systems. 

The mtu brand, renowned globally for high-performance propulsion and power solutions, will provide diesel and gas systems, battery containers, and microgrids to meet Tanzania’s critical energy needs.

Rolls-Royce’s mtu engines, known for their low emissions and high efficiency, are designed to operate on alternative fuels such as hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), biodiesel, synthetic diesel, natural gas, and biogas. These sustainable solutions align with Tanzania's carbon reduction and economic development goals.

Karimjee Group's deep understanding of the Tanzanian market ensures that customers will receive unparalleled support, including after-sales service, maintenance, and technical expertise.

“We are excited to partner with Rolls-Royce to bring world-class power solutions to Tanzania,” Rishad Karimjee, Director of Karimjee said. “This partnership underscores our commitment to driving industrial growth and sustainable development in the region by providing our customers with the most advanced and reliable technologies available.”

According to Cobus van Schalkwyk, Managing Director, Rolls-Royce Solutions Africa, the collaboration with Karimjee is “a significant milestone in our efforts to expand our presence in Africa. Together, we will provide Tanzanian industries with the energy solutions they need to thrive in an increasingly competitive global market.”

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