Djibouti

A $31 million national initiative to develop geothermal energy capacity in Djibouti, aimed at reducing reliance on Ethiopian power imports and achieving energy independence.

Development finance

Geothermal energy development

Renewable energy source that experienced increased production in 2010 alongside solar and wind.

An advanced geothermal technology that directly utilizes magma (molten rock) for energy generation, developed by Reykjavik Energy Invest and claimed to be the world's first of its kind.

A $31 million national initiative to develop geothermal energy capacity in Djibouti, aimed at reducing reliance on Ethiopian power imports and achieving energy independence.

First phase of Japan's hydrogen strategy focusing on commercializing fuel cell vehicles and establishing hydrogen refueling infrastructure. Target: 100 hydrogen fuel stations operational by end of 2015.