PROJECT FOR 50MW POWER PLANT IN BURKINA FASO

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In 2019 Sevenlog was appointed by the Stedergroup for the account of Aggreko https://www.aggreko.com/en a leading supplier of temporary power generation and temperature control equipment.

The appointment of Sevenlog as agent for this project is significant because it promotes the Ghanaian Corridor as the most efficient mode of transporting equipment of such nature to landlocked countries in the region. The project entailed the transportation of a mobile power plant with a 50MW capacity to supply Ouagadougou. Burkina Faso had been subject to power shedding during the hot season and required an alternative energy source. The global project consisted of nearly 360 containers and not less than 60 air shipments, which included an air consignment of approximately 20 tons. Sevenlog used the Ghanaian Corridor

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