Successfully boosting generation capacity by 400 MW over the next few years would mark a major milestone in Zimbabwe’s efforts to stabilise its power sector and support economic recovery.
The regulator described the establishment of the forum as a proactive step that gives industry participants a formal platform to help shape a transparent and inclusive regulatory environment.
South Africa has been aggressively courting international support to overhaul its electricity system after years of debilitating load shedding and ageing coal-fired power stations.
The funding package includes significant growth equity to support the expansion of capex-free solar solutions for businesses in Southern Africa.
CZI said Zimbabwe’s economic transformation remains closely tied to the conduciveness of its policy environment, particularly in key sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, ICT, energy, and mining.