Akuo Group, in partnership with PASH Global, has started the commercial operation of the 50 MW solar photovoltaic project located in the town of Kita, 180 km west of Bamako in the Kayes Region, West Africa.
The project covers the electricity needs of about 120,000 Malian homes and will reduce CO2 emissions by more than 52,000 metric tons every year.
The plant’s financing was undertaken through the West African Development Bank (WADB/BOAD), BNDA (Banque Nationale du Développement Agricole), FMO (a Dutch development finance company) and EAIF (Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund), an investment fund managed by Ninety One, for the banking part.
In 2015, the project signed on a 30-year basis with a 28-year power purchase agreement with national power company Energie du Mali (EdM).
The Ministry of Energy of Mali has awarded the Emirati renewables developer Pal 4 Énergie Solaire the development of a 100 MW solar photovoltaic plant that will be built in Dié...
Read morePASH Global has acquired a 49.9 percent share in the solar photovoltaic farm in Mali being developed by independent renewable energy power producer Akuo Energy. Located in the town of Kita, 180 km we...
Read moreWärtsilä is set to provide the energy system of the Fekola Mine, located in a remote region in southwest Mali. Wärtsilä has been contracted to design and engineer a cutting-e...
Read moreScatec Solar and its partners have signed an amendment to the Segou project concession agreement with the Government of Mali. The project has been awarded economic support from Norad (The Norwegian Ag...
Read moreAustralian gold mine developer Resolute Mining has awarded Ignite Energy the development of the 40 MW Syama solar hybrid power plant project at the Syama Gold Mine in Mali. The hybrid...
Read more