AIKO to supply 225 MW modules for Kamoa PV projet in Congo

CrossBoundary Energy chose AIKO to deliver 225 MW of BC modules for the Kamoa Project in the Congo, Africa’s largest Back Contact (BC) solar deployment to date.

By Prudhvi Rani 20 May 2025 in China Bytes Project Bytes

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Kamoa Project has delivered a 30 MW dispatchable renewable supply to replace diesel use at a copper mine in DRC. Image Source: AIKO

China-based AIKO, a global new energy technology company, has announced multiple utility-scale agreements during Intersolar Europe 2025 with partners in Europe and other regions. CrossBoundary Energy selected AIKO to supply 225 MW of Stellar series modules for the Kamoa Project in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The agreements reflected AIKO’s growing presence in the global utility segment and the rising demand for BC (Back Contact) technology. The Kamoa Project aimed to provide a 30 MW dispatchable renewable baseload energy supply to a major copper mine, replacing diesel use and reducing annual emissions by around 78,750 tons. It represented the largest BC deployment in Africa and supported high-performance off-grid applications in the mining sector. Green Line Energy also signed a 340 MW module supply agreement with AIKO during Intersolar Europe 2025 expanding AIKO’s utility-scale footprint.

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