ZESCO's subsidiary develops 100 MW Chisamba solar project with private financing
ZESCO, Zambia's state-owned utility, advanced its energy diversification strategy by developing the 100 MW Chisamba Solar Project through its subsidiary, marking the country's largest grid-connected solar initiative. The project, located in Chisamba District, Central Province, will supply electricity to both industrial consumers and households, reducing reliance on traditional power sources. Financed entirely through private investment, the solar farm aims to enhance Zambia's energy security and grid stability amid rising demand. First Quantum Minerals, a major mining operator in Zambia, is linked to the project as a key stakeholder, reflecting the growing integration of renewable energy with industrial operations. The solar facility is expected to commence operations by 2027, pending final regulatory approvals and grid interconnection studies.
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