US Ex-Im agrees $1.6bn Angolan solar, water supply funding

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Renewables, Waste and water

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Middle East & Africa

US Ex-Im has approved a $1.6 billion direct loan to support the construction of 65 solar photovoltaic energy mini-grids with energy storage facilities that will power water collection, treatment, and purification systems in four southern provinces in Angola. The project will increase access to...

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