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Francis turbines, penstocks, spillway: how Kinguélé Aval actually works.
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Asonha Énergie is delivering a strategic hydroelectric project to meet the growing electricity demand of Greater Libreville.
The Kinguélé Aval project at a glance — key figures on construction progress and output.
The Gabonese company is responsible for the financing, construction, operation and maintenance of the Kinguélé Aval hydroelectric development.
Kinguélé Aval
Located 90 km from Libreville, on the Mbei River, in the buffer zone of the Monts de Cristal National Park, Kinguélé Aval will have an installed capacity of 35 MW and produce around 205 GWh of renewable electricity per year.Designed to harness Gabon’s water resources while limiting its environmental and social impact, the development will help deliver reliable, competitive power to meet the country’s growing electricity demand.
The project contributes to the Sustainable Development Goals, includes several environmental and social compensation measures, and deploys CSR initiatives for the benefit of the territory and local communities.
Follow construction progress, environmental and social initiatives, and the key milestones of Asonha Énergie.
Francis turbines, penstocks, spillway: how Kinguélé Aval actually works.
Read moreCompletion of the structures, installation of electromechanical equipment and preparation of commissioning tests.
Read moreAsonha Énergie reports 94% physical progress on the hydroelectric development.
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