The Brazilian startup Sengi Solar intends to build two new plants manufacturing solar panels in 2023-2024, the industry source PV Magazine informs. Together with recent commissioning of manufacturing lines in the state of Parana in the South of the country, this will allow for increasing the total company generating capacity up to 1.5 GW per annum.
Muhammadu Buhari, the President of Nigeria, approved the construction of a mini hydro power plant (HPP) in the state of Imo in the South of the country. The 10 MW project will be implemented in the water zones of the Otamiri River and the Nvorie River.
The South-African company Eskom jointly with the French EDF with participation of the RSA Ministry of national resources and energy signed an agreement to design three on-shore wind farms with total 420 MW capacity. The wind farms will be located in the Northern Cape and Eastern Cape provinces in the South of the country and will be connected to the national grid via the 132 KV transmission lines.
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