The project will be built in Thatta District in Sindh province and will cost about $132 million, IFC said in an investment proposal in August. The 50-megawatt project will be developed by Karachi-based Metro Power Co. and generate enough electricity to supply about 270,000 people a year, according to a statement on IFC’s website.
Metro Power is owned by the Iqbal Alimohamed family and InfraCo Asia Keenjhar Wind Pvt. The two owners of the company will pay for 22.5 percent of the project’s cost, according to the statement.
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