Qair and STOA’s Mihia platform invests €50 million in solar power plants in Burkina
The holding company Make it Happen in Africa (Mihia) is 51% owned by the French independent renewable energy producer Qair, and 49% by the impact fund STOA Infra & Énergie, controlled by Caisse des Dépôts (83.3%) and Agence Française de Développement (16.7%).
12/10/2021 at 18h50, by Africa Business+
The new investment platform will focus on renewable energy projects in Africa (solar, wind, hydroelectric, eco-combustion and electricity storage).
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