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Author: TJ Markle
Mining power provider CrossBoundary has secured a $40-million funding from Impression Fund Denmark to broaden its portfolio of unpolluted power initiatives throughout Africa. The funding helps CrossBoundary deployment of photo voltaic PV and battery storage throughout Africa. Impression Fund Denmark targets local weather motion, poverty alleviation and financial development by power options that drive sustainable growth and improved high quality of life. MD and inexperienced power co-head Thomas Hougaard described the funding in a media launch to Mining Weekly as one which contributes in direction of bettering the standard of life for communities. Important development alternatives on the continent are…