2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 The Toujounine solar PV plant located at 184&#39;24.532&quot; North, and 1552&#39;47.101&quot; In operation West in Nouakchott. It is made up of a solar field of 156,240 320Wp polycrystalline technology modules, inclined at 12 and facing south. There are also 534 SjB (low voltage circuit breaker disconnector), 76 inverters each with a nominal power of 680 kW and 19 POT (transformer inverter substation). This measure reduces GHG emissions from the energy sector and secures the country&#39;s electricity supply. Hybridization of isolated power plants: This is a project for the electrification of capitals In regional operation through small hybrid power plants (PV/Diesel set up by the Mauritanian government) and commissioned in 2017. The share of the solar in measurement is 17.17 MWC. This measure makes it possible to reduce GHG emissions from the energy sector and secure the electricity supply of cities off the electricity grid. Boulenouar wind power plant: This is a wind farm with a capacity of 100 MW which will be commissioned by the Mauritanian State in 2021 Ongoing The Cheikh Zayed solar installation is located more than 20 km from the town of En Exploitation Nouakchott, just north on the road to Nouadhibou. The energy produced is injected into the Nouakchott electrical network at the North 33/15 kV distribution station located near the installation. The installation covers an area of 300,000 m2 and consists of a 15 MWp photovoltaic field, divided into 29,826 modules of 502.7 Wp each of amorphous technology, inclined at an angle of 10 and facing south. There are also 16 inverters of 760 kW each and a small one of 500 kW. Promotion of improved stoves: Traditional ovens emit a lot of smoke In progress and consume a lot of fuel to reach adequate temperatures for cooking food. Substitution of wood and charcoal by LPG in rural areas: The planned measure aims to replace wood and charcoal by LPG in large rural towns The mitigation measure aims to promote the substitution of wood and charcoal charcoal in the chief towns of