Acwa Power, a global leader in energy transition and green hydrogen, has achieved significant milestones in its renewable energy projects in Africa. The Redstone Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) plant in South Africa has successfully synchronized with the national grid, reaching 50 MW and expected to hit its full 100 MW capacity soon. This project, in partnership with Herlogas and SepcoIII, will provide clean energy to around 200,000 households, reducing carbon emissions. Similarly, the Kom Ombo Photovoltaic (PV) plant in Egypt has reached its full 200 MW production capacity, contributing to Acwa Power's extensive portfolio in Africa. With investments totaling $7 billion across the continent, Acwa Power is a prominent private sector investor in renewable energy in Africa. The company is also focusing on green hydrogen, energy storage, and water desalination to further strengthen Africa's renewable energy landscape. Recent agreements with Egypt and Tunisia highlight Acwa Power's dedication to advancing green hydrogen projects in Africa. CEO Marco Arcelli's commitment to sustainable growth, strategic partnerships, and technological advancement underscores the company's goal of driving positive change in African communities. With plans to triple its business size by 2023, Acwa Power aims to continue expanding globally and delivering affordable and reliable energy solutions. The company's emphasis on sustainability, innovation, and infrastructure development positions it as a key player in shaping Africa's energy and water future, while also contributing to global efforts towards accessible and clean energy solutions.