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Guyana is powering its future with solar—56 mini-grids this year will light up hinterland communities, building on last year’s 37,000 solar home systems. It’s not just about lights or phones; it’s about creating a resilient energy backbone. With net billing policies, homeowners can turn rooftops into power generators, feeding excess back to the grid. By year’s end, solar capacity could hit 50 megawatts, fueled by both government and private investments—including mining giants. But solar isn’t alone: Guyana’s also advancing gas-to-energy and the massive Amaila Falls hydro project, all part of a bold plan for a cleaner, more reliable, and diversified energy future.

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