Leaders from Africa and international investors gathered in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, to commit $35 billion for electrification, representing the biggest investment in the continent’s electric power generation. Supported by the World Bank and African Development Bank, this project intends to deliver electricity to 300 million individuals over the next six years, with a strong emphasis on solar mini-grids for… Read More “Africa Commits $35 Billion for Unmatched Electrification Effort
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