Construction of solar power plant in Botopasi begins to supply renewable energy

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A solar power plant is under construction in Botopasi, Upper Suriname.

The power plant will provide renewable energy to a cluster of nine villages for the foreseeable future.

Minister David Abiamoto and officials from the Ministry of Natural Resources (NH) are already at the scene.

The nine villages that will receive electricity through the Botopasi power plant are: Dan, Botopasi, Kambaloewe, Padalafanti, Tumaipa, Heikununu, Maisa Kriki, Malobi, Futunakeba.

The implementation work is undertaken by China Power Corporation.

With the construction of this solar power plant, Suriname is taking an important step towards a sustainable energy supply.

The plant will help reduce reliance on fossil fuels and CO2 emissions, which is positive for both the environment and local communities.

Through this investment, the villages involved will benefit from reliable and clean energy, thereby improving quality of life and economic opportunities.