China Energy Construction Shanxi Electric Power Construction Wins Bid for Eritrea's 15MW/30MWh Photovoltaic Energy Storage Project

Published: Jan 26, 2024 15:25

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[15MW/30MWh! China Energy Construction Shanxi Electric Power Construction Wins Bid for Africa's Eritrea Photovoltaic Energy Storage Project]

On January 24th, China Energy Construction Shanxi Electric Power Construction won the bid for the 30 megawatt photovoltaic energy storage project in the Dekemhare region of Eritrea. The project includes the construction of a 30MW photovoltaic power station (including a 15/66kV substation) and a 15MW/30MWh energy storage system, as well as the connection to a 66kV overhead transmission line approximately 750 meters away.

Once completed, the project is expected to generate over 70 million kilowatt-hours of electricity in the first year, effectively improving the local electricity supply situation and significantly contributing to the improvement of the local ecological environment.

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