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1、MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND POWER DEVELOPMENTZIMBABWEZimbabwe-Zambia Energy ProjectsNOVEMBER 2025INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN ZIMBABWEPresentation LayoutCurrent PoliciesLegislation in the Energy SectorOverview of the SectorClimate Change Effects/ChallengesFinancing ChallengesOpportunities in Electricity G

2、enerationPresentation LayoutContdOpportunities in Transmission and DistributionOpportunities in Regional Power TradingGreen Economy and Climate FinancingMining and Industrial SolutionsRural Electrification and Off-grid SolutionsZimbabwe-Zambia CollaborationConclusionCurrent PoliciesNational Energy P

3、olicy(Under Review)National biofuels PolicyNational Energy Efficiency PolicyNational Renewable Energy PolicyNational Electric Vehicle PolicyNational Clean Cooking Strategy National Integrated Energy Resource PlanNational Electrification StrategyLegislation in the Energy Sector1.Electricity Act of 20

4、022.Rural Electrification Fund Act of 20023.Petroleum Act of 20064.Energy Regulatory Act of 2011Overview of the SectorZPCs installed generation capacity is 2,640MW(Kariba 1,050MW,Hwange 1 to 6 920 MW,and Hwange 7&8 670MW).The dependable capacity is between 1,200MW and 1,600MW.The national installed

5、electricity generation capacity for both on-grid and off-grid is 2,962MW,with large hydro contributing 1,050MW(35.4%),coal contributing 1,680MW(56.7%),and small hydro,bagasse and solar IPPs contributing 232MW(7.8%).Despite the installed generation capacity exceeding peak demand of 2,000MW,the depend

6、able capacity has remained constrained resulting in the need for imports and load shedding to ensure system stability.Overview of the SectorContd The Zimbabwe transmission network forms the Central Transmission Corridor(CTC)of the Southern African Power Pool(SAPP).However,the transmission and distri