President Ismail Omar Guelleh today inaugurated Djibouti’s first-ever windfarm, advancing his stated ambition to make the nation of 1.1m the first in Africa to rely entirely on renewable sources for electricity by 2035.
The Red Sea Power (RSP) windfarm, near Lake Goubet, will provide 60 MW of clean energy, boosting overall capacity by 50% and averting 252,500 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually. As the first significant international investment in the energy sector in Djibouti, the $122m project creates the country’s first independent power producer (IPP) and sets a template for further private investment.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-09-08/djibouti-unveils-122m-wind-farm-as-it-plans-green-grid-by-2035#xj4y7vzkg
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Wonderful news!
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George Kariuki
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This development marks a positive step forward for Djibouti's energy sustainability and the African renewable energy sector as a whole.
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Ann Nyambura
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Clean energy is the way forward and Djibouti is leading the way in Africa.
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Sarah Chabane
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Fantastic to see green energy developing in the global south!
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This is a remarkable achievement and a significant step toward clean and sustainable energy.
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Such a milestone. Keep up the good work
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Ajema Lydiah
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great achievement
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Videlis Eddie
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Djibouti is moving on the right direction reducing carbon emissions is the way to go renewable energy all the way.. .
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It's absolutely great, Djibouti that's the way to go, our planet needs clean energy
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Hilda Wangui
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Djibouti is moving on the right direction on embracing renewable energy
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Jane Wangui
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@hilda_wangui it is a very good example for the African countries.
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Kudos to Djibouti.. this is the way to go
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johnte ndeto
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Djibouti's debut windfarm is a significant step towards sustainable energy and reducing carbon emissions.
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This is amazing!! With such big strides am sure by 2035,there will be a fully transition to renewable energy.
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@gorffly_mokua We do hope that we can fully transition to renewable energy.
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Wonderful news!
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This development marks a positive step forward for Djibouti's energy sustainability and the African renewable energy sector as a whole.
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Clean energy is the way forward and Djibouti is leading the way in Africa.
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Fantastic to see green energy developing in the global south!
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This is a remarkable achievement and a significant step toward clean and sustainable energy.
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Dear johnte ndeto Your climate love has received over 50 agrees! We have reached out to Ismaïl Omar Guelleh by email and requested a response. I will keep you updated on any progress! To reach more people and increase the chance of a response, click the Share button above to share the review on your social accounts. For every new member that joins We Don't Have Time from your network, we will plant a tree and attribute it to you! /Adam, We Don't Have Time
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Such a milestone. Keep up the good work
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great achievement
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Djibouti is moving on the right direction reducing carbon emissions is the way to go renewable energy all the way.. .
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It's absolutely great, Djibouti that's the way to go, our planet needs clean energy
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Djibouti is moving on the right direction on embracing renewable energy
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@hilda_wangui it is a very good example for the African countries.
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Kudos to Djibouti.. this is the way to go
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Djibouti's debut windfarm is a significant step towards sustainable energy and reducing carbon emissions.
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This is amazing!! With such big strides am sure by 2035,there will be a fully transition to renewable energy.
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@gorffly_mokua We do hope that we can fully transition to renewable energy.