InfraCo is developing two wind farms in Senegal, each with a nominal capacity of 30 to 50MW. The electricity will be sold to the national public utility SENELEC. The project will provide urgently needed electricity supply to the country.
The project will harness wind resources along the coastline from Dakar to Saint Louis
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Cost - US$150 million
Time – 1 year construction, 25 years operation
Ebbe Hamilton
Diane Segal