OPIC approves loan for Kipeto wind project in Kenya

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Middle East & Africa

Dalia Gebrial

News, Data & Events Executive

The board of directors of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) has announced its approval of a $233 million loan for the construction and operation of the 100 MW Kipeto wind power project in Kajiado County in Southern Kenya.

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