Global South Utilities finishes major Central Africa project

Global South Utilities, a UAE-based company, has launched the largest infrastructure project in the history of the Central African Republic. The project is a 50-megawatt solar power plant located in the Sakay region, increasing the country's electricity generation capacity by over 60%. The initiative aims to improve the stability of electricity supplies and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by more than 50,000 tons annually. It benefits over 300,000 households and supports economic growth and the enhancement of public services in the country. Completed in ten months with concessional financing from the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development, this achievement represents a significant step towards strengthening investment partnerships and sustainable development in Africa. It also adds another project to the company's expanding international portfolio across three continents.

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