Elsewedy Electric and Infinity Solar submitted bids to build 30 MW and 250 MW solar power plants in Kenya, Khaled Abol El Makarem, head of the committee formed to increase exports to Africa, told Al Mal. The companies will fund the plants with their own investments and will sell electricity to the Kenyan government as per its feed-in tariff program. Both companies were part of the business delegation that visited Kenya last month.
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