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Energizing Mauritius’ economic progress

s Mauritius’ economy advances, so does its need for electricity: by 2030, the population of around 1.2 million is expected to consume over 600MW at peak times, a steep climb from 2019’s figure of 500MW. That year, 78% of Mauritius’ electricity was generated from imported fossil fuels, with the remainder coming from renewable sources such as hydropower, solar, wind and bagasse, the sugar industry’s waste product. The

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