Global Gateway projects

The initiative aims at establishing a power system that fulfills the country’s energy needs predominantly through renewable sources while reducing greenhouse gas emissions and optimising energy consumption and demand through efficiency measures, in alignment with Global Gateway priorities.

Bio2Watt is a waste to value project in South Africa, which will expand to Mozambique and Uganda. Bio2Watt plants treat animal waste and other waste sources to reduce biogas. This creates a biobased energy source, captures and limits methane emissions and reduces the pollution of water resources.

Support to improving power transmission by building two submarine electricity cables of 1,195 km with a total capacity of 1,000 MW.

Construction and deployment of a submarine digital cable interconnecting Georgia and Armenia with the EU, to boost data traffic and the uptake of innovative digital services.

This project will boost digital connectivity, fundamental to the economic and security needs of the Pacific islands. Investments in secure connectivity through subsea cables, satellites and telecommunications towers will overcome challenges such as isolation and the digital divide in the Pacific.

Construction of WASH facilities to empower adolescent girls and women through greater access to inclusive quality education.

Enhance port access, upgrade facilities to meet international secondary port standards, relocate fishery activities to a dedicated port, maintain the access channel (river), and provide technical assistance to port management and staff.

The Global Gateway Initiative on Digital Connectivity enhances Central Asian businesses’ and citizens' access to a secure, high-speed internet through trusted satellite connectivity.

The purpose of the transmission line project is to address the need for an upgrade of the power transmission infrastructure in the Choir and Sainshand regions and make it fit for purpose for renewable energy offtake.