June 23 (EUROPA PRESS) –
The Minister of Energy and Mines of Cuba, Liván Arronte, and the French ambassador in Havana, Patrice Paoli, signed a cooperation pact this Wednesday in order to accelerate the development of renewable energies in Cuba.
“Today, a letter of intent was signed between Patrice Paoli and Liván Arron, Minister of Energy and Mines of Cuba at the 2nd International Renewable Energy Fair, in order to accelerate the development of renewable energies in Cuba,” the statement said. Embassy of France in Cuba in a statement.
The Cuban Minister of Energy, for his part, has assured in a message on Twitter after the signing of the agreement that Cuba and the French Development Agency (AFD) have an “excellent state” of relations, and has announced that the agreed project It will culminate with the installation of nine photovoltaic parks for a power of 50W.
The portfolio led by Arronte has detailed in a statement that the Ministry’s vision for the country is to “achieve 100 percent of electricity generation with renewable energy sources with the aim of achieving the necessary energy sovereignty.
He also pointed out that the AFD has supported Cuba in “key sectors such as rural development, water, sanitation, energy, transportation and health,” and that its objective is to accompany the island in its development.
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