Enel Green Power seeks to repeat its Zambian triumph
The subsidiary of the Italian energy giant is raising €200 million for solar power projects in Africa. In 2018 its first project in Zambia surpassed expectations with its particularly low kWh cost.
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▪ Enel Green Power seeks to repeat its Zambian triumph
▪ The subsidiary of the Italian energy giant is raising €200 million for solar power projects in Africa. In 2018 its first project in Zambia surpassed expectations with its particularly low kWh cost.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/799752/enel-green-power-seeks-to-repeat-its-zambian-triumph/
Run since 2017 by Antonio Cammisecra (engineering graduate from the University of Naples and holder of an MBA from the SDA Bocconi School of Management), Enel Green Power (EGP) seeks to extend its interests beyond southern Africa where it has to date recorded its first success stories.
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