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    BURUNDI: AfDB Gives More than 43,000 Refugees Access to Solar Energy

    Author: Andy Cao    Published: Oct 08, 2022

    The African Development Bank (AfDB) has just completed an environmental project in a refugee camp in Burundi. The project, funded by the Transition Support Fund with $1.3 million for refugee camps in eastern Burundi, will allow 43,296 people in the region to access solar energy and improve their resilience to climate change.


    The project is equipped with a large-scale solar system consisting of 46 large-scale bulk solar panels of 300 watts with a total power of 13.8 kWp. The electricity generated by this system will be used for offices, libraries, communities, gyms, residential buildings and other buildings in the area.


    BURUNDI: AfDB Gives More than 43,000 Refugees Access to Solar Energy


    These achievements are part of the success of the organization's projects. The project was launched in Burundi in 2018 by the African Development Bank (AfDB) with US$ 1.3 billion in funding through the Transition Support Facility (TSF), an AfDB entity whose Its operational autonomy enables them to fund low-income countries without regard to performance standards.

    Andy Cao
    Andy Cao

    I’m Andy Cao, an energy engineer with over 16 years of hands-on experience in solar inverters, lithium battery energy storage, photovoltaic systems, and solar street lighting. I focus on real-world system performance and write to share practical, experience-based insights for professionals working in the solar energy industry.

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