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The 200MW Solar Plant Project

Our landmark 200 MW vision is a strategic partnership opportunity for a major EPC or investor. Delivered in two 100 MW phases at pre-identified sites, this project will be one of Southern Africa's largest and most impactful solar installations.

Strategic Development by Design

This 200MW plan is the result of rigorous technical due diligence and an unparalleled understanding of Zambia's national grid. Our expert-led approach has identified prime, government-backed locations that bypass common development hurdles, creating a technically superior and financially robust blueprint for large-scale energy investment.

Project Snapshot

Project Name:
The National Development Plan
Total Capacity:
200 MWac (Delivered via two strategically-sited 100 MWac plants)
Location:
Nansanga Farm Block (Central Province) or Manshya Farm Block (Muchinga Province)
Land Area:
Approx. 150 Hectares per 100 MW site
Grid Connection:
Direct connection to the existing 330kV National Grid Backbone
Technology:
Tier-1 Solar PV Panels (with potential for BESS integration)
Legal Status:
Developed by Zubalight Energy Ltd., a Registered Engineering Organisation with the Engineering Institution of Zambia (EIZ).

National Energy Solution

The sites for the 200MW development were strategically selected to align with Zambia's national power infrastructure. By locating the two 100MW plants in government-backed farm blocks with direct access to existing 330kV transmission lines, we eliminate the immense cost and long timelines associated with building new grid infrastructure. This approach dramatically de-risks the project, ensures a faster path to execution, and maximizes capital efficiency for our partners.

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

Key Strategic Advantages Achieved

Strategic Site Selection

Alignment with National Policy

A Bankable, High-Tariff Model

Proven Local Expertise & Execution Certainty

THIS IS THE PERFECT TIME

The National Context

The Opportunity

  • A critical 600+ MW national power deficit.
  • Official government policies supporting IPPs, including “Open Access” to the grid.
  • A long-term, government-backed PPA structure providing secure, predictable returns.
  • An urgent need for power to support Zambia’s goal to triple copper production.