Light at the end of the tunnel: Africa's new power infrastructure

Light at the end of the tunnel: Africa's new power infrastructure

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Globally, 840 million people lack access to electricity, two-thirds of whom live in sub-Saharan Africa. Today the continent is working to address its energy and infrastructure needs through international cooperation and by sharing benefits with local communities—from building the world’s largest solar power plant in the Egyptian desert to constructing the world’s largest privately financed hydropower plant in Cameroon.

Original source: IFC
Published on 10 June 2019