Over USD400 million in green investment commitments have been announced for Uganda at the #COP28 in Dubai. These current and committed investments, according to Morris Rwakakamba, the Uganda Investment Authority (UIA) Chairman, will over the next four years, cover renewable energy, water filtration and forestry. These projects include: 24+ off-grid mini-grids by Mandulis Energy: Mandulis Energy develops renewable energy infrastructure using innovative technology that converts agricultural waste into low-carbon electricity and biogas for households and small businesses. The company is to develop 24+ off-grid mini-grids across rural Uganda, each at 0.5MW (scaling to 2MW), to power agricultural processing facilities to serve…
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