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It is expected to generate about 76.473-million-kWh electricity annually, meanwhile, help reduce local carbon dioxide emissions by about 64,190 tons and coal use by about 24,470 tons. Besides, the construction of the photovoltaic power plant project in Kenya will bring huge economic and social benefits along.
This photovoltaic power plant project in Kenya will be located in the Garissa County, with a preferential loan of 13 billion Kenyan shillings (about 128 million US dollars) by the Export-Import Bank of China.
In the coming days, this project would help resolve the short supply, the uneven distribution and the high price of electricity in Kenya. comment↓ A 50MW photovoltaic power plant project in Kenya will be built in Garissa County,expected to generate 76.473-million-kWh electricity annually.
This project carried out in the close cooperation between China and Kenya will build a 50-MW photovoltaic power plant in the East Africa region, and the largest one ever.
The power sector has around 3.3 GW of installed generation capacity, of which 950 MW is from geothermal, over 800 MW from hydropower and almost 800 MW from wind and solar combined. The remaining capacity comes from oil, mostly in the form of diesel generators (nearly 700 MW) and bioenergy.
Addressing grid losses, increasing competition, and ensuring investment in infrastructure will be key for Kenya’s sustainable growth and universal access to electricity. The electricity sector is state-led but open to independent players.
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