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Sub-Saharan Africa: Keeping faith in power

Last Updated January 15, 2009
Sub-Saharan Africa: Keeping faith in power

Sub-Saharan Africa: Keeping faith in power

Appetite to finance power projects in Sub-Saharan Africa is persistently growing, with a widening range of investors and developers looking to get a foothold in the market. However, the sector is still plagued by delays and a lack of sufficient momentum from governments and African utility providers. Kevin Godier reports.



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