The Senegalese National Electricity Company (SENELEC) announced on Wednesday, October 1st, that it has issued a bond of 120 billion CFA francs (approximately $214 million), named the “FCTC SENELEC 2025-2030” operation, labeled as a Green Bond and Sustainability-Linked Bond (SLB). This transaction, a first of its kind in Africa for a public company, is intended…...
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