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34 MV PV capacity for Zambia

Enel

, acting through its renewable energy division Enel Green

Power (EGP), has been awarded the right to develop, finance,

construct, own and operate a 34 MW PV (dc capacity, equal to

28 MW ac) solar project in Zambia following the Scaling Solar

programme first round tender launched by the state-owned

investment holding company Industrial Development Corpo-

ration Limited (IDC). Mosi-oa-Tunya, which is located in Lusaka

South Multi-Facility Economic Zone in southern Zambia,

marks the entry of Enel in the country’s renewables market.

“This is a landmark award for EGP, underlining the consist-

ent development of a gradually and well planned expansion

in selected areas of theAfrican continent where the company

can play a key role in providing smart, efficient and sustain-

able energy solutions,” said Francesco Venturini, Head of

Enel’s Global Renewable Energies division, Enel Green Power.

“Our entry into Zambia – a country offering a very attrac-

tive investment proposition – is another step forward in this

respect and we are proud to contribute to the Scaling Solar

programme, one of the best-designed schemes for renewa-

bles in Africa.”

Enel will be investing approximately US$ 40 M in the

construction of the new PV plant, as part of the investment

programme indicated by the company’s current strategic

plan. The project will be supported by a 25 year-long Power

PurchaseAgreement (PPA) for the sale of all the energy gener-

ated by the plant to the state-owned utility ZESCO.

Enquiries: Email

ufficiostampa@enel.com

ROUND UP

Environmental accreditation

IRISS

is proud to announce that as part of its annual ISO 9001 review,

the company has also been awarded ISO 14001 accreditation for envi-

ronmental management.This environmental standard is a systematic

framework to manage the immediate and long term environmental

impacts of an organisation's products, services and processes.

The internationally acknowledged ISO 14001 Environmental Manage-

ment System certification recognises companies that have adopted

environmentally responsible practices in their business processes.

In line with its sustainability strategy, IRISS strives to minimise its

environmental footprint. IRISS does this by increasing its energy ef-

ficiency and continuously improves and implements measures taken

to protect the environment and people when serving customers and

providing agreed technical services. Martin Robinson, chief executive

officer of IRISS, comments: “Achieving ISO 14001 is a major milestone

and reflects the responsibility that our management has always taken

to ensure that we look after our employees, our

customers and our business at all times. This

code of conduct captures IRISS’s core values

of safety, excellence, respect and commit-

ment which are embedded within every

aspect of our business.”

IRISS leads globally in Electrical Mainte-

nance Safety Devices (EMSDs) and the de-

signer of the world’s first patented industrial

grade IR window solutions.

Enquiries: R&C Instrumentation.

Steve Edwards.Tel. +27 (0) 32 946 2805

or email

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