According to comprehensive reports from Worldway Immigration: On July 15, the Guinea-Bissau Minister of Energy and Industry, Pereira, announced that Bissau requires a 30 MW power plant to meet the electricity demands of its citizens.
Pereira pointed out that the current installed capacity in Guinea-Bissau is 11 MW, with 8 generator sets operating normally and 3 others out of service. Consequently, the generator sets are only operating at 70% of their power supply capacity.
Regarding the future of power planning in Guinea-Bissau, Pereira revealed that the government has entered into a partnership agreement with the West African Development Bank to construct a 50 MW power plant in the country. Additionally, Guinea-Bissau will benefit from the Kaleta Hydroelectric Project in Guinea, which is currently 85% complete and is scheduled to be officially commissioned in 2015.
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