Togo Pavilion at EXPO 2025 OSAKA
Powering Togo:
A Vision fora Brighter Future
Togo is committed to achieving universal access to reliable, clean, sustainable, and affordable energy by 2030, energizing the future in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 7, which focuses on ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all.
By integrating sustainable development principles, Togo is working toward universal access to clean and reliable energy.
Its approach focuses on expanding energy infrastructure, promoting renewable sources, and modernizing the power grid to effectively meet the growing needs of its population while protecting the environment.
Impact of Togo’s Key Initiatives
Accelerating Sustainable Development for a Better Future
Sustainable energy is essential to support our country’s development. Ambitious initiatives have been launched to ensure clean and accessible energy for all, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
CIZO Project
The Cizo project aims to equip 200,000 households with solar kits by 2026, thereby contributing to universal access to affordable and clean energy.
Blitta Solar Power Plant
The Blitta solar power plant, generating 50 MW, already supplies 600,000 households, while also reducing CO₂ emissions and helping combat climate change.
50,000 Solar Streetlights Project
A project to install 50,000 streetlights is helping to improve lighting systems in border areas and localities electrified by solar kits. This initiative involves an investment of 40 million USD.
CIZO project
The Cizo project aims to equip 200,000 households with solar kits by 2026, thereby contributing to universal access to affordable and clean energy.
- Increase rural electrification rates. Reduce dependence on polluting energy sources like kerosene.
- Improve living conditions and promote local economic development.
- Reduce dependence on polluting energy sources like kerosene.
Blitta Solar Power Plant
The Blitta solar power plant, generating 50 MW, already supplies 600,000 households, while also reducing CO₂ emissions and helping combat climate change.
- Generate up to 50 MW of clean electricity.
- Reduce dependence on fossil fuels and imported electricity.
- Supply power to over 600,000 Togolese households.
50,000 Solar Streetlights Project
A project to install 50,000 streetlights is helping to improve lighting systems in border areas and localities electrified by solar kits. This initiative involves an investment of 40 million USD.
- Enhance public safety by lighting roads and public spaces.
- Enable economic activities after dark.
- Reduce the national grid’s electricity consumption by using solar energy.