PRICO Solar: Giving Gaza another go

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Middle East & Africa

Tom Nelthorpe

The DFI-backed debt for the 7MW PRICO rooftop solar project – only the second power project financing to close in Palestine – is still going to be disbursed despite fresh outbreaks of violence in Gaza. But given its limited impact in meeting growing power demand in Gaza, and the past example of the Gaza Power financing, should it be?

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