Finnfund invests $5 million in CREI to expand solar-powered telecom infrastructure in South Sudan
Finnfund invests $5 million in Communication & Renewable Energy Infrastructure (CREI) to scale up sustainable telecom energy infrastructure in South Sudan, backed by the European Fund for Sustainable Development Plus (EFSD+). Finnfund's financing supports the modernization and expansion of solar-hybrid energy systems for MTN South Sudan’s 499 telecom sites under a 10-year Energy as a Service (ESCO) contract.
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- Finnfund invests $5 million in CREI to expand solar-powered telecom infrastructure.
- The project supports the modernization of solar-hybrid energy systems for 499 MTN South Sudan telecom sites.
- The deal operates under a 10-year Energy as a Service (ESCO) contract.
- IBC Solar, a global PV systems provider, is involved, adding technical expertise.
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Finnfund has now invested in 10 million US dollars in CREI. Quote: In total, Finnfund has now invested in 10 million US dollars in CREI.
"Finnfund, the Finnish development financier and impact investor, makes a follow-on investment in Communication & Renewable Energy Infrastructure (CREI) to scale up sustainable telecom energy infrastructure in South Sudan."
"Finnfund, the Finnish development financier and impact investor, makes a follow-on investment in Communication & Renewable Energy Infrastructure (CREI) to scale up sustainable telecom energy infrastructure in South Sudan."
"Finnfund’s financing supports the modernisation and expansion of solar-hybrid energy systems for MTN South Sudan’s 499 telecom sites under a 10-year Energy as a Service (ESCO) contract."
"The 5 million US dollar investment is backed by the European Fund for Sustainable Development Plus (EFSD+) under the Africa Connected programme, which aims to accelerate digital inclusion and climate resilience."
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