The tender covers design, supply and installation of solar PV, battery storage and water systems under the Bio-Sweet program, jointly managed by Suriname and the Inter-American Development Bank. One lot targets 10 indigenous communities and 11 energy and water systems over 30 months, while the second covers five clusters serving 16 Matawai communities over 24 months. The program matters because rural electricity access still trails urban coverage, and many remote villages remain dependent on diesel generation.
Source: pv-magazine.com. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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