APR Extends Power Contracts in Sub-Sahara

Friday, February 27, 2015

APR Energy signed 106 MW of contract extensions in sub-Saharan Africa, including an extension on its 40-MW Morro Bento power contract in Angola, taking its term into early 2016.

The Morro Bento plant, together with APR Energy’s mobile turbine plant in Rocha Pinto, provides Luanda with a combined 80 MW of electricity, serving more than 500,000 people.

The Morro Bento extension follows 66 MW of other recent APR Energy renewals in the region, including a term extension through the end of 2015 for its 40-MW cross-border contract supplying electricity to Mali, as well as a term extension into Q3 of 2015 for its 26 MW of generation capacity in Senegal.

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