Le parc photovoltaïque sera construit à Tiakadougou-Dialokoro, dans la région de Koulikoro, par l’entreprise émiratie🇦🇪 Amea Power. Il représente la première partie d’un projet de 100 MWc.
Cette initiative date de 2020, mais c’est seulement le 8 mai 2024 que le cabinet malien des ministres a validé le projet des amendements apportés à l’accord de construction.
“Au cours de la mise en œuvre, des contraintes diverses n’ont pas permis de lever toutes les conditions suspensives afin de démarrer les travaux de réalisation du projet”, explique Birama Coulibaly, le Secrétaire général du gouvernement malien.
Selon les médias locaux, les modifications portent sur:
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la durée de la convention
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la mise en place d’une garantie partielle
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la modification du prix du kWh
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le mode de vente “Take or Pay” en “Take and Pay”.
Pour l’heure, la date du début de la construction reste inconnue.
Commentaires via Facebook :
These needless delays are dangerous plus dynamic for Malian citizens. Had project not already undergone four year delay likely there would enough electricity to assist important areas of Mali in having normal world class modern day to day living. Backward as in fitting for times of 75 years past approach in timeliness must change from this day forth. With worldwide inflation what it is I surmise cost of solar project is likely double what it would have been if conducted in 2020.
What is going on in develop of solar plants to be built with assistance from Russia? I know Russian have ability to start constructing solar plants as soon as plans to build are completed. We need to very very much improve our timeliness on development conditions. As existing our timeliness in this condition is dynamically injurious. We should work toward creating dynamic conditions which are only beneficial.
Henry Author Price Jr aka Kankan