Solar mini-grids provide electricity to 1,400 residents in Guyana
Read on kaieteurnewsonline.com · 8 November 2026
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Prime Minister Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips commissioned two solar mini-grids in Region Nine, a hinterland area of Guyana, to provide electricity to local communities.
The new renewable energy facilities, which cost approximately $92.7 million, serve more than 1,400 residents in two hinterland villages. The project aims to improve access to power for these remote communities.
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