Mauritanians Turn to Solar Amid Heat and Power Shortages
The rise in temperatures in Mauritania and the limited availability of electricity are pushing residents to increasingly rely on solar energy as an alternative power source. The sector is witnessing a expansion in the installation of solar energy systems that range from simple setups designated for lighting to larger systems capable of powering household appliances such as refrigerators and air conditioning units, utilizing a variety of batteries and solar panels imported from Canada. The country benefits from an average solar radiation of between 5 and 6 hours daily, enhancing the efficiency of harnessing solar energy throughout the year. Relying on these systems is a practical solution to overcome power outages, and demand is expected to continue growing, bringing economic benefits and job opportunities in sales, installation, and maintenance. This development is occurring amid increasing international interest in clean energy investments in Mauritania.
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