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Financing Source: Empower New Energy

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Key facts
Invests in grid tied and off-grid projects, typically in the range 1-20 MW. The technology is mainly solar PV with or without storage, but other renewable technologies like small-scale wind turbines or bioenergy are also part of our scope. Focus is on serving energy users in the commercial, industrial and agricultural sectors, but also works with local energy utilities and communities.
Type of financing
  • Equity
Technology scope
  • SHS
  • Minigrid
  • Other
Target beneficiaries
Investors, lenders, project sponsors or developers
Geographical scope
Africa
Application
Rolling basis
URL
https://www.empowernewenergy.com/
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