The Masaka - Mwanza Transmission Line Project involves the construction of a 298 km 220kV transmission line connecting Masaka in Uganda with Mwanza in Tanzania. This strategic corridor is part of the East African Power Pool (EAPP) infrastructure development plan to enhance electricity trade between the East African Community (EAC) member states. The project will create a critical link in the high voltage transmission backbone around Lake Victoria, facilitating power exchange and supporting regional economic integration.

The interconnector aims to: (i) enhance electricity trade between Uganda, Tanzania, and the broader East African region; (ii) improve security and reliability of electricity supply for both countries; (iii) foster economic development along the corridor; (iv) facilitate EAPP and Southern African Pow...

The Masaka-Mwanza Transmission Line Project represents a cornerstone of the regional power integration strategy endorsed by the East African Community (EAC). This transmission corridor is strategically important as it completes a critical link in the high voltage transmission backbone around Lake Victoria, creating a robust regional grid.