Rafiki Power: E.ON offloads African off-grid venture in PowerGen deal

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Leading African micro-grid specialist PowerGen acquires Rafiki Power from European energy giant

The fast-growing market for off-grid renewable energy systems received a boost yesterday, as leading African developer PowerGen announced it has acquired rival off-grid specialist Rafiki Power from European...

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