Southern Africa
Zambia’s President Approves Plans For Hybrid Renewable Energy Plant
The project is billed as the first facility in Sub-Saharan Africa to combine wind and solar energy in one location.
Zambia’s president has given approval for plans related to the construction of a 71-megawatt hybrid renewable energy project in the Chibombo district, located in the country’s Central province.
The project will have solar and wind components and is expected to cost $100 million. It will be undertaken by Israel’s Gigawatt Global
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