A state-of-the-art renewable energy farm is set to provide sustainable and reliable electricity to the New Mogadishu Special Economic Zone (NMEZ), reinforcing Somalia's commitment to green energy and environmental stewardship. This innovative energy facility integrates a mix of solar panels, wind turbines, and a biomass facility, harnessing the region’s abundant natural resources to create a diversified and resilient energy supply.

Strategically embedded within the NMEZ, the renewable energy farm is designed to meet the zone's growing energy demands while minimizing its carbon footprint. By utilizing clean energy sources, the facility ensures an uninterrupted power supply for businesses, residences, and public infrastructure, supporting economic activities and enhancing the quality of life for the SEZ community.

This project underscores Somalia's dedication to sustainable development, aligning with global efforts to combat climate change and promote renewable energy. The energy farm not only powers the NMEZ but also positions Mogadishu as a leader in green innovation and a model for environmentally responsible urban development.