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A coalition of organizations has backed a plan to install 11 "solar-battery" mini-grids in Lesotho which will have a combined generation capacity of 1.8MW. An announcement of the project on
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In 2019, REPP extended a LSL 7m loan to 1PWR to finance Lesotho''s first solar-battery mini-grid at the village of Ha Makebe. This project became operational in 2021 and now services 215 households and
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The pilot mini-grid and those of the planned larger portfolio are solar PV hybrids with battery storage and limited LPG backup generation. The hybrid nature of the design is to ensure 24-hour, year-round electricity supply, including Lesotho’s harsh winters.
Successful pilot hybrid solar PV mini-grid in Lesotho paves way for a further 10 mini-grids that will provide first-time energy access to 30,000 people and clean power to seven health clinics.
The second phase of a pioneering solar mini-grids project in Lesotho is underway following the completion of a pilot project funded by REPP in Ha Makebe village, north-east of Maseru.
Scatec will build, operate and majority own the facility under a 25-year Power Purchase Agreement with financial close expected early next year . Lesotho relies mostly on hydropower but is not energy secure and energy access rates are low. Only around 6% of rural households are connected to the grid.
In 2019, REPP extended a LSL 7m loan to 1PWR to finance Lesotho’s first solar-battery mini-grid at the village of Ha Makebe. This project became operational in 2021 and now services 215 households and businesses in the community.
Scatec general manager for sub-Sahara Africa, Jan Fourie, said: “We are proud to be the first IPP to develop a solar project in Lesotho, an important step for Scatec in the country. “The Southern African region is a key market for Scatec, and a region with great potential for the development of affordable clean energy.
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