Mozambique’s publicly-owned electricity company EDM and its partner Karpowership have announced that they are planning to upgrade the floating power station docked in Nacala port in the northern province of Nampula. Advertisements
Mozambique’s first solar power plant has secured financing. Construction is expected to start in May, with the facility operational by early 2019, government sources have told Lusa. “It will be the country’s first large-scale solar plant, and represents an important step in Mozambique’s ambition to increase the renewable sources share of its electricity production,” the developer said. The large solar panel array will cover a 126-hectare site in Mocuba, central Zambezia province, and is the…
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The definitive study to confirm the commercial and operational feasibility of the construction of a thermal power plant in Bengo, Mozambique, is expected to be completed before the originally planned deadline, UK company Kibo Energy, formerly Kibo Mining, said on Wednesday.
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Mozambican state electricity company EDM loses US$100 million annually due to illegal connections to its grid, the company’s new chairman, Ale Sicola, told Mozambican newspaper O Pais adding that he plans to introduce “smart” electricity meters to minimise the problem.
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Kibo Energy PLC (Kibo) the multi-asset, Africa focused energy company, has renewed and expanded its Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Mozambican state-owned electric utility, Electricidade de Mocambique (EDM), to advance the financing, construction and operation of the Benga Independent Power Project (Benga) in Mozambique.
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The electrification of the 152 district capitals of Mozambique was completed last Friday with the connection of Luabo, in the central province of Zambézia, to the national electricity grid, an official from state-owned Electricidade de Moçambique (EdM) reported.
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Mozambique’s national electricity programme, which seeks to guarantee access of the entire population to electricity by 2030, will cost over five billon US dollars, according to the National Director of Energy, Pascoal Bacelar.
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Ncondezi Energy said it had received a letter of support from authorities in Mozambique for a 300MW power and coal mine project.
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The ongoing review of the proposed Electricity Law to accelerate universal access to energy by 2030 in Mozambique will be completed in November, a Mozambican official said.
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The Mozambican government has approved the Integrated Electricity Infrastructure Master Plan valued at more than US$34 billion, of which US$18 billion is expected to be invested in electricity generation infrastructure.
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