Ethiopia Inaugurates Aysha-II Wind Project, Marking a New Era in Renewable Energy Development
January 23, 2018
Ethiopia has taken a historic stride in reshaping its energy future with the inauguration of the Aysha-II Wind Power Project. The launch signals a decisive move toward diversifying the nation’s renewable energy portfolio and strengthening its path to sustainable development.
Located in the Somalia Region, the Aysha-II project stands as a flagship initiative in Ethiopia’s ambitious drive to harness wind power. With a generating capacity of 120 megawatts, the facility is poised to make a substantial contribution to the country’s energy mix, expanding access to clean electricity and reducing reliance on traditional sources.
The project is as more than an infrastructure achievement, it is a symbol of Ethiopia’s determination to transform bold aspirations into tangible progress. Stable and reliable energy, they emphasized, is the cornerstone of a technology-driven economy, and Aysha-II demonstrates Ethiopia’s unique capability to deliver on that promise.
As turbines begin to turn, Aysha-II embodies Ethiopia’s vision of a green legacy initiative, more resilient future, reinforcing its role as a leader in renewable energy across Africa.
