Feb 28 | 2022
The German development agency has allocated €49 million to its new Clean Energy and Energy Inclusion for Africa Foundation
The German development agency has allocated €49 million to its new Clean Energy and Energy Inclusion for Africa Foundation to support renewable energy electrification in Africa. The funds can provide off-grid solar systems and mini-grids, solar home systems, cooling systems, solar-powered mills and pumps, and solar lanterns.
With this funding, the agency aims to support the construction of 187 green mini grids with a combined capacity of 17 MWp. These facilities should connect 70,000 households to an electricity grid and provide 350,000 Africans with access to electricity.
With this funding, the agency aims to support the construction of 187 green mini grids with a combined capacity of 17 MWp. These facilities should connect 70,000 households to an electricity grid and provide 350,000 Africans with access to electricity.
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