evidence: Engie Energy Access, a subsidiary of the French group Engie, is commissioning a solar mini-grid on Lolwe Island in Uganda. This project, which will be followed by others, was implemented through a joint venture with Equatorial Power, a company based in the Ugandan capital Kampala. Access to electricity for the people of Lolwe is now guaranteed. This change is due to a solar mini-grid recently commissioned as part of a partnership between Engie Energy Acces, the subsidiary of French giant Engie, and Equatorial Power, a company based in Kampala, Uganda. The solar power plant recently commissioned by the Engie Equatorial joint venture has a capacity of 600 kWp. [...] The Lolwe mini-grid also provides electricity to 700 businesses. The facility also has an industrial site with a pumping station, water distribution and purification plant, as well as fish drying facilities and ice-making facilities for preserving fish products before export to the rest of Uganda and abroad.