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French power giant Engie and investment firm Meridiamond have jointly secured two solar projects totaling 60MW(AC) in Senegal, setting a new record
for low prices.
Senegal's Electricity Sector Regulatory Commission (CRSE) has announced the results of
a tender under the World Bank-backed Scaling Solar program.
CRSE has received 14 bids from 8 out of 13 qualified bidders
.
The award-winning solar farm in Kahone will be charged a tariff of ¢3.
80/kWh, while the other plant in Touba will have a tariff of ¢3.
98/kWh
.
A report published by the Scaling solar website said the result was a "major breakthrough" that reduced prices to 60 percent from Senegal's
previous lowest tariffs.
"This demonstrates Scaling Solar's innovative approach to bringing investors and governments together in a transparent, streamlined and competitive way to successfully close a deal that provides clean and affordable energy
to Africa," the statement said.
”
In Zambia's first Scaling Solar tender, the price of a 47.
5MW(AC) facility has reached a low-tariff level of $6.
015/kWh
.
Last year, Engie and Meridiamond also launched a 30MW project
in Senegal.
Separately, state-run utility Ethiopian Electric Power Company (EEP) recently published a list
of qualified bidders for the country's 250MW(AC) calibrated solar tender.
The World Bank also plans to include energy storage as part of
its "Scaling Solar" program.
(This article first published cable network: /, please indicate the source for reprinting)
French power giant Engie and investment firm Meridiamond have jointly secured two solar projects totaling 60MW(AC) in Senegal, setting a new record
for low prices.
Senegal's Electricity Sector Regulatory Commission (CRSE) has announced the results of
a tender under the World Bank-backed Scaling Solar program.
CRSE has received 14 bids from 8 out of 13 qualified bidders
.
The award-winning solar farm in Kahone will be charged a tariff of ¢3.
80/kWh, while the other plant in Touba will have a tariff of ¢3.
98/kWh
.
A report published by the Scaling solar website said the result was a "major breakthrough" that reduced prices to 60 percent from Senegal's
previous lowest tariffs.
"This demonstrates Scaling Solar's innovative approach to bringing investors and governments together in a transparent, streamlined and competitive way to successfully close a deal that provides clean and affordable energy
to Africa," the statement said.
”
In Zambia's first Scaling Solar tender, the price of a 47.
5MW(AC) facility has reached a low-tariff level of $6.
015/kWh
.
Last year, Engie and Meridiamond also launched a 30MW project
in Senegal.
Separately, state-run utility Ethiopian Electric Power Company (EEP) recently published a list
of qualified bidders for the country's 250MW(AC) calibrated solar tender.
The World Bank also plans to include energy storage as part of
its "Scaling Solar" program.
(This article first published cable network: /, please indicate the source for reprinting)
/
