Through the $500 million, five-year, multiple-award contract, Abt will have the opportunity to bid on task orders addressing clean energy, access to electricity and capacity building within nations.
PEG said it sees big opportunities across all its business lines in Mali, a country of more than 18 million people that has a rural electrification rate of just 20 per cent.
In acquiring the stake, Shell is to help d.light move on to new projects in a move which the company said underscores the sector’s “increasing commercial viability”.
The Business Daily spoke to d. light Solar managing director for Kenya and Horn of Africa Michael Walekwa on how their work in Kenya and expansion plans in other African markets where they operate.
"I have always surrounded myself with people who are the best in their field – be it in finance, logistics, sales, marketing, product design and development, training and more."
