The Gambia’s National Water and Electricity Company (NAWEC) has formally announced the expiration of the eight years’ contract with Turkish power firm Karpowership, effective 2nd May, 2025.
Since 2018, Karpowership has played a pivotal role in The Gambia’s electricity sector, supplying a significant portion of the country’s energy needs through its floating power plant.
In a statement by NAWEC on Friday, May 2, the West African nation appreciated the dedication, professionalism and collaboration that Karpowership demonstrated throughout the years.
NAWEC is transitioning towards greater energy independence, including the reactivation of its own generators and the continued expansion of sustainable domestic energy sources in line with The Gambia Energy Road Map 2022-2040.
“While this marks the end of our formal engagement with Karpowership, we recognise and value the partnership that has contributed to The Gambia’s energy sector over the years,” NAWEC said.
NAWEC assured The Gambians that measures are in place to minimise disruptions and maintain stable electricity supply during this transition.
Source:https://energynewsafrica.com
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