Borno State has built the cheapest, best and biggest solar panel factory in Africa, beating South Africa and Egypt. At 40 MW now and 150 MW by 2022, it will supply stable power to industries, and sell solar panels to shops in Aba, Lagos, Chad, Niger and Cameroon.
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We’re excited at the fact that many are beginning to tap into our solar resource as a nation, and continent. It was once reported by a Chinese news channel that Africa has enough sun to generate power to the rest of the world. However true or hyperbolic that is, it is certain that we have untapped energy generation potential.
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