Five renewable energy-powered micro-grid seawater desalination plants built with Chinese grant aid, at a total cost of MVR 199 million, were handed over to the Maldives government at a ceremony on Wednesday. Each plant produces 200 tonnes of water per day from 200 kW solar panels, with the K. Kaashidhoo plant also featuring a 100 kW wind turbine.
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The Chinese grant aid project, at a total cost of MVR 199 million and initiated during Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to Maldives in 2022
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Each plant can produce 200 tonnes of water per day, utilising power harnessed from their 200 kW solar panels.
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Each plant can produce 200 tonnes of water per day, utilising power harnessed from their 200 kW solar panels.
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In addition, the plant at K. Kaashidhoo also features a 100 kW wind turbine.
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