L R AS Published on Thursday 12 July 2018 - n° 242 - Categories:Afrique, centrales > 200MW

200 MW à 400 MW vont être construits au Tchad

Le ministre du pétrole et de l'énergie du Tchad a signé un accord avec la société Almaden Emirates Fortune Power,

située à Dubaï, pour la construction d'une centrale solaire de 200 MW à 400 MW

Almaden Emirates Fortune Power est une co-entreprise entre la société d'investissement de Dubaï, Emirates Fortune Group et le fabricant de panneaux solaires chinois, Almaden, qui exploite également une usine de panneaux photovoltaïques de 150 MW à Dubaï.

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