Work for the construction of the first wind power plant in Mozambique is
currently underway in Namaacha district in the southern province of Maputo, the
country’s national radio station RM reported on Monday. The private
infrastructure, worth about 280 million U.S. Dollars, is expected to have the
capacity to produce an average of 120 megawatts of energy for the state
electricity company EDM to distribute when it goes into operation three years
later, said the report.
“Parts of the new plant are already being built and construction will
take about three years to end. We will connect the Boane substation to EDM,
which will distribute it to the final consumer,” said the manager of the
project Pedro Coutinho on the radio.
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The manager added that the new plant will provide clean, renewable, and
sustainable energy to the country. Meanwhile, it will create more than 700 new
jobs, most of them for local individuals, as from 2021.
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