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NamPower managing director, Kahenge Haulofu and Namdeb CEO Riaan Burger.Photo Namdeb

Namdeb and Nampower partner up

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Energy supply and demand Namibia. Infographic Nampower

Otjikoto Biomass Plant to boost power supply

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Namibia is enjoying above the historical average of electricity generation from the Ruacana hydro-electrical plant. Photo NamPower

Big power from Ruacana

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President Nangolo Mbumba at the controls of the new Anixas II power station in Walvis Bay.Photo NamPower

Boost for Namibia’s energy infrastructure

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Namibia is committed to expanding rural electrification across the country. Photo MICT

N$6.5m project brings electricity to underserved communities

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The Khan solar park was renamed after Moses ||Garoëb by president Nangolo Mbumba at its recent inauguration outside Usakos. Photo Augetto Graig

Local money for cheap solar electricity

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NamPower's mobile giants arrive to tackle blackouts

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POWER TO THE PEOPLE: Rural electrification in rural southern regions. PHOTO MICT

NamPower’s N$44m investment electrifies rural areas in southern regions

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The Khan solar park was renamed after Moses ||Garoëb by president Nangolo Mbumba at its recent inauguration outside Usakos.Photo Augetto Graig

Local money for cheap solar electricity

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The Khan solar park was renamed after Moses ||Garoëb by president Nangolo Mbumba at its recent inauguration outside Usakos.Photo Augetto Graig

Local money for cheap solar electricity

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MORE POWER: President Nangolo Mbumba unveils the plaque at the Anixas II Power Station in Walvis Bay. Photo: Leandrea Mouers

Boost for Namibia’s energy infrastructure

3 Month Ago

As part of its bond programme, NamPower's planned generation capacity includes solar, wind, biomass and the 50-megawatt Anixas II power project at Walvis Bay that will use very low sulfur fuel oil, diesel, or natural gas.

NamPower looking to raise US$450 mln

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