Speaking on Radio Senegal, Diop highlighted the significance of the price cut, calling it a transformative step in the nation’s energy policy.
“These reforms are designed to lower production costs, enhance system performance, and ensure that energy becomes accessible to every Senegalese,” he said.
The move is being hailed as a crucial advancement toward social and economic justice, while also supporting Senegal’s ongoing energy transition.
With this reduction, the government hopes to ease financial burdens on households and businesses, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s push for sustainable and equitable growth.
