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The Kabwe Solar Plant

For partners seeking an accelerated path to returns, our Kabwe project is the ideal entry point into Zambia's energy sector. This 20 MW solar plant is a tangible, shovel-ready asset, with all critical preliminary work on land and grid access already complete. It serves as both a secure, standalone investment and the scalable foundation for a long-term strategic partnership.

Project

KABWE SOLAR PLANT

Our flagship project in Kabwe is a tangible, shovel-ready opportunity ready for immediate investment. This project serves as the blueprint for our development strategy: a fast-to-revenue asset on a scalable site, de-risked through the completion of all critical preliminary work.

Project Snapshot

Project Name:
KABWE SOLAR PLANT
Capacity:
20 MWac
Potential Capacity:
Up to 50 MWac
Location:
Kabwe, Central Province, Zambia
Land Area:
50 Hectares (Secured via LOI)
Grid Connection:
Approx. 3km to new ZESCO Substation
Technology:
Tier-1 Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Panels
Legal Status:
Developed by Zubalight Energy Ltd., a Registered Engineering Organisation with the Engineering Institution of Zambia (EIZ).

A Strategic Hub

The project is located in the heart of Zambia's Central Province, an area identified as a critical hub for national development and infrastructure growth. Its proximity to key agricultural and institutional developments ensures that the power generated will support a thriving economic corridor. The site was specifically chosen for its high solar irradiation levels and its direct access to major grid infrastructure, as confirmed by our on-the-ground due diligence.

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

Key De-Risking Milestones Achieved

Secured Land Asset

Verified Grid Connection

Favourable Government Policy & Urgent National Need

Proven Local Expertise & Legal Standing

A Scalable Blueprint for Future Growth

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.