GreenYellow’s Mauritius solar contract Partnership with Meaders Feeds Ltd
GreenYellow has entered a partnership with Meaders Feeds Ltd to develop a 1.8 MWp solar farm in Mauritius. The project will be located in Mare d’Albert and is expected to produce around 2.5 GWh of renewable energy each year. This output is equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of more than 1,200 Mauritian households, helping to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Supporting Mauritius’ Renewable Energy Goals with a New Solar Contract
The solar farm is set to begin construction in the first quarter of 2025, with completion expected by the second quarter. The project aims to contribute to Mauritius’ national energy goals, which include increasing the share of renewable energy in the country’s energy mix to 50% by 2025 and 60% by 2030. This commitment aligns with the country’s Long-Term Energy Strategy 2022-2032, highlighting Mauritius’ dedication to a sustainable future. The solar farm will help reduce Mauritius’ reliance on fossil fuels, improve energy security, and lower electricity costs.
Meaders Feeds Ltd, a leading Mauritian company in the animal feed industry, is a key partner in this initiative. The company will supply the land and infrastructure needed for the solar farm. The project will also benefit from a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) signed with the Central Electricity Board (CEB), the national utility company. This agreement ensures that the solar farm will have a stable market for its electricity production.
Enhancing Mauritius’ Renewable Energy Infrastructure via Solar Contract
The solar farm is set to play a crucial role in diversifying Mauritius’ energy sources and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. It will also create jobs during the construction and operation phases, contributing to local economic development. The project is part of GreenYellow’s broader strategy to develop and operate renewable energy projects across Africa and the Indian Ocean. Mauritius is also significantly expanding its solar energy capacity through an innovative partnership with the International Solar Alliance (ISA), as reported by PVKnowhow.
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GreenYellow, a French company specializing in renewable energy and energy efficiency, has been operating in Mauritius since 2018. The company has already developed and operates over 27 MWp of photovoltaic capacity in the country, including both ground-mounted and rooftop installations.
GreenYellow’s Expansion in Africa Includes Mauritius solar contract Projects
GreenYellow is also expanding its presence in other African countries. In Senegal, the company recently signed a concession contract with the National Agency for Renewable Energies (ANER) to develop a 25 MWp solar power plant in the Thiès region. This project is part of Senegal’s plan to enhance its renewable energy infrastructure and reduce its dependence on fossil fuels.
Additionally, in Benin, GreenYellow has partnered with the Ministry of Energy to install solar systems on the rooftops of public buildings in Cotonou. This initiative is part of a broader effort to promote renewable energy in urban areas and reduce the carbon footprint of public institutions.
GreenYellow’s partnership with Meaders Feeds Ltd marks a significant step forward in Mauritius’ renewable energy journey. The 1.8 MWp solar farm will not only contribute to the country’s energy security but also support its ambitious renewable energy targets. As GreenYellow continues to expand its operations across Africa, projects like these will play a vital role in promoting sustainable development and reducing the continent’s reliance on fossil fuels. Mauritius has taken a landmark step towards a sustainable energy future by signing the International Solar Alliance’s (ISA) Country Partnership Framework, according to PVKnowhow.
