- $620m wind project tests Ethiopia’s private finance pivot
- AfDB, IFC anchor landmark renewable PPP deal
ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA – Ethiopia is edging toward financial close on its first utility-scale renewable energy public-private partnership, marking a shift toward privately financed infrastructure.
International lenders have advanced due diligence on the $620 million Aysha 1 Wind Power Project, a 300-megawatt development in the Somali Regional State that is set to become “Ethiopia’s first privately financed” renewable energy independent power producer.
- $620m wind project tests Ethiopia’s private finance pivot
- AfDB, IFC anchor landmark renewable PPP deal
ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA - Ethiopia is edging toward financial close on its first utility-scale renewable energy public-private partnership, marking a shift toward privately financed infrastructure.
International lenders have advanced due diligence on the $620 million Aysha 1 Wind Power Project . . .
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