Core Insights - The European Union has announced an investment of €620 million to support energy transition strategies in several African countries, focusing on enhancing renewable energy production, storage, and distribution [1] - This initiative is part of the "Global Gateway Initiative," aimed at strengthening sustainable infrastructure and connectivity in Africa [1] - Countries such as Togo, Mauritania, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Kenya have joined this initiative, with Togo planning to utilize EU funds for multiple projects, including solar and wind energy development [1] - Last month, the EU announced an additional €545 million for Africa's energy transition, bringing the total investment to over €1 billion within a month [1] - Experts believe that this EU initiative will positively impact Africa's economic development, create green jobs, and enhance resilience against climate change [1]
欧盟动员超10亿欧元资金助力非洲能源转型
Shang Wu Bu Wang Zhan·2025-10-17 17:29