Elsewedy Electric has signed a contract with South Sudan’s Energy Ministry to build a USD 45 mn solar PV plant in the capital city Juba, the company said in a statement (pdf). The plant will generate 20 MW-peak and store 35 MW of energy per hour in batteries. The facility will begin producing electricity in 2020.
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