CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC-BANGUI-CHINA-PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER PLANT

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC-BANGUI-CHINA-PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER PLANT

(220712) -- BANGUI, July 12, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Engineers work at Sakai photovoltaic power plant in Bimbo, near Bangui, in Central African Republic, June 2, 2022. Sakai photovoltaic power plant, or Solar field called by locals, a Chinese aided project and built by China Energy Engineering Group Tianjin Electric Power Construction CO., Ltd (TEPC), has developed local society and economy while easing Bangui's lack of electricity. TO GO WITH: "Feature: China-aided photovoltaic power plant helps ease CAR's electricity shortage" (Xinhua/Luo Yu)

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