African nations waking up….. Togo looking to join these 3. The 3 sending reps to Moscow, likely seeking additional info on setup of mini Brics

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Togo stepping up W0W




AES Just Created What ECOWAS Couldn't In 30 Years: Africa's Most Powerful Bank​




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Burkina Faso Solar Plant Renovation Project​

Burkina Faso has launched the renovation of its first solar panel production plant, a project valued at 18.33 million dollars. This initiative reflects Burkina Faso’s commitment to advancing its energy sector and promoting sustainable development. The renovation project, funded by the World Bank and managed by the Burkina Faso Rural Electrification Agency (ABER), is a key component of the Burkina Faso Electricity Access Project (PASEL). This initiative aims to increase energy access for underserved populations by expanding the country’s solar energy infrastructure.

The solar panel production plant, known as the Faso Energie plant, was initially established in 2009 and played a significant role in Burkina Faso’s renewable energy efforts. However, it has been non-operational for several years due to various challenges. The 12.34 billion CFA franc project (approximately 18.34 million euros) aims to restore the plant’s production capacity and introduce advanced technologies to meet modern energy demands. The renovated plant will feature new production lines for assembling solar panels and manufacturing solar kits. For more insights, you can explore a detailed market report on Burkina Faso solar panel manufacturing.

19 MWp Expansion at Burkina Faso Solar Plant​

The plant’s production capacity will be increased to 19 megawatts-peak (MWp) of solar power, significantly boosting Burkina Faso’s renewable energy generation. Additionally, the plant will produce 5,500 solar kits annually, which will be distributed to rural communities to improve access to clean and reliable energy. The project will also include the construction of 2,000 solar streetlights, enhancing public lighting infrastructure in rural areas and contributing to the national electrification plan.

The renovation of the solar panel production plant is a crucial step for Burkina Faso as it seeks to diversify its energy sources and reduce its reliance on fossil fuels. The increased production capacity will enable the country to meet the growing demand for renewable energy and promote sustainable development.

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Economic and Social Impact of Burkina Faso Solar Plant​

Beyond its environmental benefits, the project is expected to have a significant economic impact. The solar kits produced by the plant will support income-generating activities in rural areas, fostering economic growth and improving the livelihoods of local populations. The solar panel production plant will also create job opportunities, both during the renovation phase and in the long term. The plant is expected to employ over 500 workers, contributing to local economic development.

In addition to the plant’s renovation, the Burkina Faso Electricity Access Project (PASEL) includes other initiatives aimed at expanding access to electricity. The project will finance the construction of new solar power plants and the strengthening of existing electricity infrastructure. For more details on related solar projects, you can look into Burkina Faso’s partnership on the Zina Solar Plant Project.

Burkina Faso Solar Plant and Sustainable Development Goals​

The renovation of the solar panel production plant is a critical component of Burkina Faso’s strategy to achieve its sustainable development goals. The project aligns with the country’s National Economic and Social Development Plan (PNDES), which prioritizes the development of renewable energy as a means to promote sustainable and inclusive growth. The government’s commitment to renewable energy is further demonstrated by its participation in international initiatives such as the International Solar Alliance (ISA) and the African Renewable Energy Initiative (AREI). These efforts underscore Burkina Faso’s dedication to contributing to global efforts to combat climate change and promote sustainable development.

The project also aligns with Burkina Faso’s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement, which aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase the share of renewable energy in the national energy mix. By advancing its renewable energy infrastructure, Burkina Faso is not only addressing its energy needs but also contributing to global efforts to combat climate change.
 
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Ethiopia showing interest in join the AES bloc


SHOCKING : ETHIOPIA JOINS MALI NIGER AND BURKINA FASO​


 

FMs of Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger to hold consultations with Russia​

Source: Xinhua

Editor: huaxia

2025-04-03 05:40:30
NIAMEY, April 2 (Xinhua) -- The foreign ministers of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) will pay an official visit to Moscow on Thursday and Friday, as part of an initiative aimed at deepening relations between the AES and the Russian Federation, said a joint statement released on Tuesday.

This first session of consultations, which brings together the foreign ministers of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger and their Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, is part of the desire of the heads of the AES countries and Russia to expand their collaboration in the political, economic, and security fields, the statement said.

Discussions will focus on issues of mutual interest, including regional stability, economic development, and defense, the statement said.

The three countries have signed defense agreements and established cooperation relations with Russia in the areas of energy and mining, local media reported. ■
 
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