NamPower has signed a $78-million EPC contract with two Chinese firms, as well as secured a $73-million loan from the German Development Cooperation.

The Auas-Gerus transmission line will enable Nampower to meet growing energy demand from local consumers and sell excess power to the Southern African Power Pool.

NamPower has finalized a power purchase agreement and a transmission connection contract with CERIM Lüderitz Energy for a 50 MW wind power plant.

NamPower has secured over $120 million in financing for the 40 MW Otjikoto Biomass Power Plant project

The World Bank grant will support the expansion of the grid and integration of renewable energy in the power mix in Namibia.

Ahead of new generation capacity from natural gas, green hydrogen and renewables, Namibia is targeting energy self-sufficiency, along with potential power exports to its southern African neighbors.

Already a cost-competitive producer of solar PV parts, Namibia has its sights set on building a domestic manufacturing industry as part of its green industrialization strategy.

Readily committed to ramping up its renewable energy output, Namibia is on the brink of energy transformation. InnoSun – one of the first movers in the market – is aiming