Solenova, a joint venture equally owned by Eni and Sonangol, has started the construction works for a 50 MW photovoltaic power plant in Caraculo, Namibe, Angola.
Construction activities are led by Saipem and the electrical power will be delivered to the southern territory grid. The Caraculo plant, located in a desert inhabited area, will contribute to the reduction of diesel consumption for the generation of electricity and will be able to avoid 50 KtCO2eq of GHG emissions per year. Furthermore, the project will support the energy transition and diversification of the energy matrix in Angola, particularly in the southern region.
The project is part of the Angola Energy 2025 strategy and the Government Action Plan for the Energy and Water sector 2018 – 2022 that aim to provide access to basic energy services to the population.
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