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PROJECTS FINANCED BY THE AFDB IN 2018
Country Sector Sovereign / Non-Sovereign Title Commitment in UA Status Signature Date
Multinational Power Sovereign Multinational - Nigeria-Niger-Benin-Burkina Faso Power Interconnection Project 36,500,000 Implementation
Djibouti Power Sovereign Djibouti – Geothermal Exploration Project in the Lake Assal Region 10,740,000 Implementation
Multinational Power Sovereign Multinational - Projet d’interconnexion électrique Cameroun- Tchad (composante Tchad) 27,500,000 Implementation
Madagascar Power Sovereign Madagascar - Etude de faisabilité du projet de renforcement et d'interconnexion des réseaux de transport d'énergie électrique 1,000,000 Implementation
Multinational Power Sovereign Multinational - 225KV Guinea-Mali Electricity Interconnection Project 30,000,000 Implementation
Multinational Power Sovereign Multinational - 225KV Guinea-Mali Electricity Interconnection Project 30,000,000 Implementation
Mali Power Sovereign Mali - Mini Hydropower Plants and Related Distribution Networks Development Project (PDM-Hydro) 20,000,000 Implementation
LIST OF DEVELOPERS
Table 1 - List of Developers in Africa.pdf665.15 KB
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African countries must establish the enabling environment to make smart metering implementation work.
Why an enabling environment is key to bridging Africa’s electricity metering gap
Africa’s energy potential is underdeveloped, with close to 600 million Africans lacking access to electricity. Behind the endless stream of bleak insights associated with the continent’s electricity are some long-running systemic failures, one of…
The Menengai Geothermal Project in Nakuru County, Kenya
Why Financing Africa’s Energy Infrastructure is a Major Opportunity for Investors
Accessible, reliable and affordable energy is the cornerstone of transformational socio-economic development. For Africa, delivering sustainable development is dependent on meeting the continent’s energy needs in order to lift populations out of…
Transmission lines from the Kaleta Hydropower Dam situated on the Konkoure River, approximately 120km from Guinea’s capital Conakry.
Energy as an engine of Africa’s industrialization
With the lowest power consumption per capita in the world, sub-Sahara Africa is arguably the darkest section of the global village with investments, social and economic growth and jobs creation hobbled by frequent outages, load shedding and total…
The Grand Inga dam on the Congo River.
Optimizing innovative finance in Africa’s energy sector
Africa is energy rich. Its solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal power resources offer a remarkable opportunity to build low-carbon energy systems for all. Yet more than 640 million people, or two-thirds of the continent’s population, live without…