The African Development Bank Group has approved a US$18.17 million senior loan to the 40 MWac (50 MWp) Kopere solar power project owned by Voltalia.
The Bank is also in the process of securing a US$11.6 million concessional loan from the Climate Investment Fund’s Scaling-up Renewable Energy Program (SREP).
The facility is located at the border of the Nandi and Kisumu counties in Kenya. The project includes the construction of a 33/132 kV substation, as well as a 1.8-km (1.1 mile) transmission line.
The scheme is expected to generate around 106 GWh per year, and effectively supply electricity to approximately 600,000 people through the grid. It will also save 1,081 kt CO2eq in GHG emissions annually throughout the project operation.
Implementation of the project will commence in 2019.
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