The Zimbabwe government has finally approved the involvement of independent power producers (IPPs) and private companies to generate, sell, and distribute electricity in the country, marking a significant policy shift for a country that has been struggling with high power demand but low supply. The government also plans to launch a competitive bidding process in 2026, further liberalizing the sector. According to a public notice issued by the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA), the move will help attract more investments into the…
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