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Asset manager Stanlib buys into S African renewables developer Mulilo

August 26 (Renewables Now) – The Infrastructure Investments unit of South African asset manager Stanlib has bought a 10% stake in local renewable energy developer Mulilo Energy Holdings.

The transaction gives Stanlib access to a wind and solar project development pipeline of nearly 3 GW, Mulilo said as quoted by local media.

The two plan to take part in the 2-GW Risk Mitigation Power Procurement Programme and in future rounds of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REI4P), according to reports quoting a joint statement.

Mulilo is also engaged in projects to supply clean energy to large industrial and commercial energy consumers in South Africa.

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