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Recently, the Board of Directors of the African Development Bank (ADB) has approved US$1.
5 million from the African Sustainable Energy Facility (SEFA) to support the Government of Nigeria in implementing the Jigawa 1GW Independent Power Producer (IPP) Solar Procurement Program
.
The African Development Bank provided procurement financing for 1GW of solar projects
It is understood that this approved SEFA grant will support the completion of outstanding technical and feasibility studies and the development of master plans
for the entire program site.
Based on the results of the technical and feasibility studies, the World Bank will provide additional support to governments by financing transaction advisers to design and launch competitive IPP procurement
.
In addition, the Nigerian government has committed to reducing the risk
of the project by providing land and shared facilities, including transmission facilities.
(This article first published cable network: /, please indicate the source for reprinting)
Recently, the Board of Directors of the African Development Bank (ADB) has approved US$1.
5 million from the African Sustainable Energy Facility (SEFA) to support the Government of Nigeria in implementing the Jigawa 1GW Independent Power Producer (IPP) Solar Procurement Program
.
The African Development Bank provided procurement financing for 1GW of solar projects
The African Development Bank provided procurement financing for 1GW of solar projectsIt is understood that this approved SEFA grant will support the completion of outstanding technical and feasibility studies and the development of master plans
for the entire program site.
Based on the results of the technical and feasibility studies, the World Bank will provide additional support to governments by financing transaction advisers to design and launch competitive IPP procurement
.
In addition, the Nigerian government has committed to reducing the risk
of the project by providing land and shared facilities, including transmission facilities.
(This article first published cable network: /, please indicate the source for reprinting)
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