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The Republic of the Congo has launched feasibility studies for the Kitéké hydropower project on the Loufoulakari River, aiming for an installed capacity of 510 megawatts. A consortium of Lincoln and China Energy will oversee the studies, which will assess technical, environmental, and social factors, with construction anticipated to begin in mid-2027. This initiative is part of the government's goal to double the national electricity generation capacity to 1,500 MW by 2030, emphasizing renewable energy development.