The South African project combines utility-scale PV with 500 MWh of battery storage, giving it a stronger role in dispatchable clean-power supply than a standalone solar plant. TotalEnergies developed the installation with partners as the country continues to address power reliability and decarbonisation needs. The plant is significant for the African market because it shows hybrid solar-plus-storage moving from pilot scale into large grid-connected deployment.
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