Bamako, Mali – Continuing the booming wave of West African green energy development, DoGo Power officially debuts its maiden energy storage project in Mali, marking the brand’s formal entry into Mali’s new energy market.
This 6MW/12MWh Project scheduled for installation on March 11 and full commission in early May, the project adopts mature and reliable liquid-cooled energy storage technology with strong environmental adaptability. It can deliver stable and continuous power supply, effectively solving local power instability and high diesel energy consumption issues, and empowering local industrial and infrastructure low-carbon upgrading.
Following the overseas layout trend of global energy storage enterprises in West Africa, this landmark project lays a solid foundation for DoGo Power’s in-depth layout in Mali and even West Africa. The company will rely on professional energy storage solutions to further explore the African new energy market and contribute to the regional clean energy transition and sustainable development.
