List of power stations in Uganda

This page lists all power stations in Uganda. As of July 2016, according to the Uganda Electricity Generation Company Limited, the national generation capacity stood at 862 megawatts. Uganda expects to have generating capacity of at least 1,681 megawatts by the end of 2020.[1]

As of April 2019, national generation capacity was 1,177 megawatts of electricity.[2]

Hydroelectric

Completed
Hydroelectric power station Community Coordinates River Type Name of reservoir Capacity (megawatts) Year completed or completion expected
Bugoye Power Station Bugoye, Kasese District 0.3000°N 30.1005°E / 0.3000; 30.1005 (Bugoye Hydroelectric Power Station) River Mubuku Run of river N/A 13 2009[3]
Bujagali Power Station Bujagali, Buikwe District 0.4975°N 33.1400°E / 0.4975; 33.1400 (Bujagali Power Station) River Nile Run of river N/A 250 2012[4]
Kabalega Power Station Buseruka, Hoima District 1.5450°N 31.1115°E / 1.5450; 31.1115 (Buseruka Power Station) River Wambabya Reservoir Buseruka Reservoir 9 2013[5]
Kanungu Hydroelectric Power Station Kanungu, Kanungu District 0.881397°S 29.670823°E / -0.881397; 29.670823 (Kanungu Power Station)[6] River Ishasha Run of river N/A 6.6[7] 2011
Kiira Power Station Jinja, Jinja District 0.4506°N 33.1858°E / 0.4506; 33.1858 (Kiira Power Station) River Nile Reservoir Lake Victoria 200 2000[8]
Mpanga Power Station Mpanga, Kamwenge District 0.0810°N 30.3810°E / 0.0810; 30.3810 (Mpanga Power Station) River Mpanga Run of river N/A 18[9] 2011
Mubuku I Power Station Kitoko, Kasese District 0.318610°N 30.100000°E / 0.318610; 30.100000 (Mubuku I Power Station) River Mubuku Run of river N/A 5[10] 1950s
Mubuku III Power Station Mubuku, Kasese District 0.263340°N 30.120000°E / 0.263340; 30.120000 (Mubuku III Power Station) River Mubuku Run of river N/A 10[11] 2009
Nalubaale Power Station Njeru, Buikwe District 0.443611°N 33.185°E / 0.443611; 33.185 (Nalubaale Power Station) River Nile Reservoir Lake Victoria 180 1954[12]
Nyagak Power Station Paidha, Zombo District 2.4310°N 30.9745°E / 2.4310; 30.9745 (Nyagak Power Station) River Nyagak Run of river N/A 3.5[13] 2012
Kisiizi Power Station Kisiizi, Rukungiri District 0.9956°S 29.9625°E / -0.9956; 29.9625 (Kisiizi Power Station) River Kisiizi Run of river N/A 0.3[14] 2008
Gwere-Luzira Power Station Gwere-Luzira, Moyo District 3.6700°N 31.7810°E / 3.6700; 31.7810 (Gwere-Luzira Power Station) River Amoa Run of river N/A 0.0005 (0.5 kilowatts)[15] 2009
Siti I Hydroelectric Power Station Siti, Bukwo District 1.250000°N 34.636945°E / 1.250000; 34.636945 (Siti Power Station) River Siti Run of river N/A 6.1[16] 2017[16]
Muvumbe Power Station Maziba, Kabale District 1.3186°S 30.0789°E / -1.3186; 30.0789 (Maziba Power Station) River Maziba Run of river N/A 6.5[17] 2017[18]
Rwimi Power Station Rwimi, Bunyangabu District 0.3861°N 30.1853°E / 0.3861; 30.1853 (Rwimi Power Station) River Rwimi Run of river N/A 5.6[19] 2017[20]
Siti II Hydroelectric Power Station Chesowari, Bukwo District 1.276389°N 34.657778°E / 1.276389; 34.657778 (Siti II Hydroelectric Power Station) River Siti Run of river N/A 16.5[21] 2019[22]
Isimba Power Station[23] Isimba, Kamuli District 0.9400°N 32.9650°E / 0.9400; 32.9650 (Isimba Power Station) River Nile Run of river N/A 183.2[24] 2019[25]
Mahoma Power Station Mahoma, Kabarole District 0.478611°N 30.273056°E / 0.478611; 30.273056 (Mahoma Power Station) River Mahoma Run of river N/A 3.0[26] 2018[26]
Nyamwamba Power Station Kilembe, Kasese District 0.2300°N 29.9850°E / 0.2300; 29.9850 (Nyamwamba Power Station) River Nyamwamba Run of river N/A 9.2[27] 2018[27]
Nkusi Power Station Kyangwali, Hoima District 0.119444°N 30.66856°E / 0.119444; 30.66856 (Nkusi Power Station) River Nkusi Run of river N/A 9.6[27] 2018[27]
Lubilia Power Station Kawembe, Kasese District 0.083611°N 29.761944°E / 0.083611; 29.761944 (Lubilia Power Station) River Lubilia Run of river N/A 5.4[16] 2018[16]
Waki Power Station Butiaba, Masindi District 1.7660°N 31.3660°E / 1.7660; 31.3660 (Waki Power Station) River Waki Run of river N/A 4.8[27][28] 2018[27]
Achwa 2 Hydroelectric Power Station Gulu District 3.1350°N 32.5208°E / 3.1350; 32.5208 (Achwa 2 Power Station) Achwa River Run of river N/A 42[29] 2019[30]
Kyambura Hydroelectric Power Station Rubirizi District 0.148889°N 30.088611°E / 0.148889; 30.088611 (Kyambura Power Station) Kyambura River Run of river N/A 7.6[31] 2019
Ndugutu Hydroelectric Power Station Bundibugyo District 0.615556°N 29.979444°E / 0.615556; 29.979444 (Ndugutu Power Station) Ndugutu River Run of river N/A 5.9[16] 2019[16]
Sindila Hydroelectric Power Station Bundibugyo District 0.630000°N 29.978056°E / 0.630000; 29.978056 (Sindila Power Station) Sindila River Run of river N/A 5.3[16] 2019[16]

Under construction
Hydroelectric power station Community Coordinates River Type Name of reservoir Capacity (megawatts) Year completed or completion expected
Karuma Power Station[32] Karuma, Kiryandongo District 2.2430°N 32.2450°E / 2.2430; 32.2450 (Karuma Power Station) River Nile Run of river N/A 600[33] 2020[34]
Kikagati Hydroelectric Power Station[35] Isingiro District 1.042500°N 30.669444°E / 1.042500; 30.669444 (Kikagati Power Station) Kagera River Run of river N/A 16.0[16] 2020 (Expected)[16]
Nyamagasani I Hydroelectric Power Station Kyarumba, Kasese District 0.137778°N 29.934722°E / 0.137778; 29.934722 (Nyamasagani I Power Station) River Nyamasagani Run of river N/A 15.0[16] 2020[16]
Nyamagasani II Hydroelectric Power Station Kyarumba, Kasese District 0.130000°N 29.942500°E / 0.130000; 29.942500 (Nyamasagani II Power Station) River Nyamasagani Run of river N/A 5.0[16] 2019[16]
Achwa 1 Hydroelectric Power Station[36] Achwa, Gulu District 3.148056°N 32.514167°E / 3.148056; 32.514167 (Achwa 1 Power Station) River Acwa Run of river N/A 41.0 2022

Proposed
Hydroelectric power station Community Coordinates River Type Name of reservoir Capacity (megawatts) Year completed or completion expected
Achwa 3 Hydroelectric Power Station[37] Achwa, Gulu District 3.018622°N 32.548332°E / 3.018622; 32.548332 (Achwa 3 Hydroelectric Power Station) Achwa River Run of river N/A 10[38] 2022
Agbinika Power Station Yumbe, Yumbe District 3.5000°N 31.1200°E / 3.5000; 31.1200 (Agbinika Power Station) Kochi River Run of river N/A 20[39] 2025
Ayago Power Station[40] Ayago, Nwoya District 2.3630°N 31.9200°E / 2.3630; 31.9200 (Ayago Power Station) River Nile Run of river N/A 880[41] 2025
Muzizi Power Station Ndaiga, Hoima District 0.9650°N 30.5450°E / 0.9650; 30.5450 (Muzizi Power Station) River Muzizi Run of river N/A 44.7[42] 2021[43]
Nengo Bridge Hydropower Station Nengo Rukungiri District 0.815000°S 29.833333°E / -0.815000; 29.833333 (Nengo Bridge Power Station) River Mirera Run of river N/A 6.7 2022[44]
Nyagak II Power Station Paidha, Zombo District 2.5000°N 30.9900°E / 2.5000; 30.9900 (Nyagak II Power Station) River Nyagak Run of river N/A 5[45] 2023
Nyagak III Power Station Paidha, Zombo District 2.4500°N 30.9800°E / 2.4500; 30.9800 (Nyagak III Power Station) River Nyagak Run of river N/A 5.56[46] 2022
Nshungyezi Power Station Nshungyezi, Isingiro District 1.0000°S 30.7450°E / -1.0000; 30.7450 (Nshungyezi Hydropower Station) River Kagera Run of river N/A 39[47] 2025

Thermal

Completed
Thermal power station Community Coordinates Fuel type Capacity (megawatts) Year completed or completion expected Name of Owner Notes
Bugala Thermal Power Station Kalangala, Bugala Island 0.3100°S 32.2150°E / -0.3100; 32.2150 (Bugala Thermal Power Station) Biodiesel 1.5[48] 2010 Bidco
Namanve Thermal Power Station[49] Namanve, Mukono Municipality 0.3440°N 32.7015°E / 0.3440; 32.7015 (Namanve Thermal Power Station) Fuel oil 50[50] 2008 Jacobsen Preserved for use during peak hour demands.[51][52]
Tororo Thermal Power Station Tororo 0.6375°N 34.1180°E / 0.6375; 34.1180 (Tororo Power Station) Biodiesel,
fuel oil,
crude oil		 80[53] 2010 Electro-Maxx
Kakira Thermal Power Station Kakira, Jinja District 0.5089°N 33.2900°E / 0.5089; 33.2900 (Kakira Thermal Power Station) Bagasse 52[54] 2005 Madhvani Group Upgraded to 52 megawatts during 2013[55]
Kinyara Thermal Power Station Kinyara, Masindi 1.6355°N 31.6055°E / 1.6355; 31.6055 (Kinyara Thermal Power Station) Bagasse 40[56] 2009 Kinyara Sugar Works Limited Capacity in 2009 was 14.5 megawatts. Power station under expansion to 40 megawatts capacity by 2015.[57]
Kaliro Thermal Power Station Buwaya, Kaliro District 0.947217°N 33.486939°E / 0.947217; 33.486939 (Kaliro Thermal Power Station) Bagasse 12[58] 2014 Sugar & Allied Industries Limited
Lugazi Thermal Power Station Lugazi, Buikwe District 0.3800°N 32.9450°E / 0.3800; 32.9450 (Lugazi Thermal Power Station) Bagasse 14[59] 2007 Sugar Corporation of Uganda Limited
Mayuge Thermal Power Station Mayuge, Mayuge District 0.503611°N 33.411348°E / 0.503611; 33.411348 (Mayuge Thermal Power Station) Bagasse 1.6[60] 2005 Mayuge Sugar Industries Limited In April 2014, the owners applied for license to expand to 21-23 megawatts.[61]

Proposed
Thermal power station Community Coordinates Fuel type Capacity (megawatts) Year completed or completion expected Name of Owner Notes
Nzizi Thermal Power Station Nzizi
Hoima District		 1.5000°N 30.9300°E / 1.5000; 30.9300 (Nzizi Thermal Power Station) Natural gas, heavy fuel oil 100[62][63] 2023 Tullow Oil Plc. & Jacobsen Elektro
Osukuru Thermal Power Station Osukuru
Tororo District		 0.632209°N 34.158321°E / 0.632209; 34.158321 (Osukuru Thermal Power Station) Peat, heavy fuel oil 12[64] 2020 Guangzhou Dongsong Energy Group[65]

Hybrid
Hybrid power station Community Coordinates Fuel types Capacity (megawatts) Year completed or completion expected Name of Owner Notes
Bukuzindu Hybrid Solar and Thermal Power Station Bukuzindu
Kalangala District		 0.306944°S 32.152500°E / -0.306944; 32.152500 (Bukuzindu Power Station) Solar power & Diesel fuel 1.6[66] 2014 KIS & Uganda Development Corporation

Solar

Completed
Solar power station Community Coordinates Fuel type Capacity (megawatts) Year completed Name of Owner Notes
Soroti Solar Power Station[67] Soroti District 1.700278°N 33.659167°E / 1.700278; 33.659167 (Soroti Solar Power Station) Solar 10[68] 2016[69] Access Power MEA (Access),
Total Eren
Tororo Solar Power Station Tororo District 0.638889°N 34.119167°E / 0.638889; 34.119167 (Tororo Solar Power Station) Solar 10[70] 2017[70][71] Simba Telecoms Limited,
Building Energy SpA
Kabulasoke Solar Power Station[72] Kabulasoke, Gomba District 0.162500°N 31.794722°E / 0.162500; 31.794722 (Kabulasoke Solar Power Station) Solar 20[72] 2019[73] Xsabo Power Limited
Mayuge Solar Power Station[74] Bufulubi, Mayuge District 0.495000°N 33.407500°E / 0.495000; 33.407500 (Mayuge Solar Power Station) Solar 10[74] 2019[74] Tryba Energy

Proposed
Solar power station Community Coordinates Fuel type Capacity (megawatts) Year completed Name of Owner Notes
Namugoga Solar Power Station Wakiso District 0.172778°N 32.568056°E / 0.172778; 32.568056 (Namugoga Solar Power Station) Solar 50[75] Solar Energy for Africa,
Naanovo Energy Inc.
Nkonge Solar Power Station Mubende District 0.620556°N 31.828611°E / 0.620556; 31.828611 (Nkonge Solar Power Station) Solar 50[76] The Xsabo Group License issued 28 September 2020

Geothermal

Proposed
Geothermal power station Community Coordinates Fuel type Capacity (megawatts) Year completed Name of Owner Notes
Buranga Geothermal Power Station[77] Bundibugyo District 0.833062°N 30.166947°E / 0.833062; 30.166947 (Buranga Geothermal Power Station) GT energy 100[78] 2020 (Expected) GIDS[79]
Katwe Geothermal Power Station[80] Lake Katwe
Kasese District		 0.1450°S 29.8900°E / -0.1450; 29.8900 (Katwe Geothermal Power Station) GT energy 150[81] To be determined AAE Systems Inc. & Katwe Geothermal Limited

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