A deep dive into Ivory Coast's solar energy goals
France 24 reports on whether Ivory Coast, which it says remains heavily dependent on fossil fuels, can turn to solar power to make its energy consumption greener and more sustainable. The report by Julia Guggenheim visits the country's new solar power plant in Ferkessédougou, in the north. According to France 24, the plant was inaugurated in July and is expected to generate nearly 90 gigawatt-hours of electricity a year.
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A deep dive into Ivory Coast's solar energy goals
Can Ivory Coast, which remains heavily dependent on fossil fuels, turn to solar power to make its energy consumption greener and more sustainable? We visited the country's new solar power plant in Ferkessédougou, in the north of the country. Inaugurated in July, it is expected to generate nearly 90 gigawatt-hours of electricity a year. Report by Julia Guggenheim.
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