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Who is Solarcentury Africa?

Solarcentury Africa is a leading renewable energy developer with over a decade of experience delivering solar PV and energy storage projects across Africa. The company, headquartered in the UK, specializes in utilizing smart energy technologies to provide clean, reliable power to businesses, investors, and communities.

Who are Solarcentury Africa & Sino energy?

London, UK / Windhoek, Namibia – Solarcentury Africa Limited (Solarcentury Africa) and their local partners, Sino Energy (Pty) Limited (Sino Energy) are pleased to announce that they have reached financial close on a groundbreaking 20 MWp solar PV plant, located in Namibia.

Does BB energy own Solarcentury Africa?

Since BB Energy acquired Solarcentury Africa in March 2021 it has become a key part of BB Energy’s renewable ambition. Solarcentury Africa’s integrated business model means it builds, owns and operates solar projects as well as managing the financial and commercial stages such as equity, debt, power purchase agreements and energy management.

What does Solarcentury do in South Africa?

Our East Africa projects showcase our African experience, knowledge and expertise across a range of solar applications, including pioneering hybrid and off-grid systems. Solarcentury has been active in South Africa since 2013, originally focused on rooftop projects.

Will Solarcentury Africa build a solar plant in Namibia?

Furthermore, Solarcentury Africa is due to start construction of the 19 MWp Gerus solar plant in Namibia this year and has also received licenses to build a 120 MWp solar plant in Botswana and another 60 MWp solar plant in Namibia.

What is Solarcentury's first solar project in Latin America?

Divisa Solar, built in 2016, was Solarcentury’s first utility-scale (large-scale) project in Latin America. Chile combines some of the best solar resources in the world with a government committed to the energy transition. Solarcentury built the 40 MWp Doña Carmen project in 2017 supplying clean energy to the equivalent of 21,000 homes each year.