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Biggest Africa solar minigrid firm plans $650m expansion
WeLight, which operates more solar mini-grids in Africa than any other company, is planning a $650-million expansion to grow the number of people it serves 10-fold as its expands into countries with the two largest power-access deficits in the world. The company, founded in 2018, is seeking to expand into Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo, said Romain de Villeneuve, WeLight’s CEO. It already operates in Madagascar and Mali and is seeking a fifth country to expand to.
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Africa’s biggest solar mini-grid firm plans Nigeria expansion - Businessday NG
WeLight, which operates more solar mini-grids in Africa than any other company, is planning a $650m expansion to grow the number...
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africa.businessinsider.com
Africa’s biggest solar mini-grid operator targets Nigeria, DR Congo with $650 million expansion
Africa’s largest solar mini-grid operator WeLight will invest $650 million to expand into Nigeria and the DRC as it targets one million electricity connections by 2030
