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Spanning over 400,000 hectares of tropical rainforests, the project is a conservation programme which aims at protecting its rich biodiversity by tackling deforestation and forest from small-scale shifting cultivation (slash-and-burn), as well as alleviating poverty with the creation of tangible economic opportunities for local communities. Developed in close collaboration with local and governmental authorities, the initiative ensures an inclusive approach. We have partnered with a French Nature Based Solutions developer, the Shared Wood Company, with proven track records in the development of such projects in Central Africa. Among the various environmental strategies envisioned, the project will develop agroforestry in the rural complex and perennial crops in forested landscapes, while protecting savannahs and forest mosaics with high conservation value.

Located some 180 km west of Bamako, in Mali’s Kayes Region, this 50 MWp solar plant injected its first kilowatt-hours into the Malian power grid in March 2020. The Kita solar plant, which we acquired from Akuo Energy in 2025, is actively contributing to the rate of the country’s electrification, an essential parameter for economic and social development.

Located in eastern Senegal, the Tambacounda solar farm is currently under development and is designed to deliver up to 100 MW of clean energy. The project also includes a 180 MWh battery storage system to ensure a stable and reliable power supply. Tambacounda supports Senegal’s national renewable energy strategy and aligns with broader regional efforts to expand access to sustainable electricity. Once operational, the project is expected to provide clean energy to thousands of homes and businesses across the region.

This project is in development, located in the west of Sierra Leone and approximately 20 miles from Freetown. This solar farm will operate at a capacity of 26MW and will include battery storage capacity for up to 16MW.