中国助力非洲实现电力可持续发展（新时代中非合作）

Group 1 - The emergence of off-grid solar power stations is significantly improving electricity access in remote areas of Ethiopia, Zambia, and South Africa, contributing to sustainable development in Africa [1][2][3] - The off-grid solar projects in Ethiopia, including the completion of the second phase of a solar power station, have provided stable electricity to multiple remote villages, enhancing local livelihoods and healthcare services [1][2] - In Zambia, the construction of the 100 MW Kafue solar project is a response to the severe shortage of hydroelectric power due to drought, with the project entering an accelerated phase of development [2][3] Group 2 - The Redstone concentrated solar power project in South Africa utilizes molten salt technology for energy storage, providing reliable electricity to over 200,000 households [3][4] - The mixed energy project in South Africa, which combines solar, wind, and storage technologies, is the largest of its kind globally and aims to provide stable clean energy to the national grid [3][4] - China has trained over 220,000 personnel in various fields for African countries, emphasizing the importance of local talent development in achieving energy independence and industrialization [4]