Sunlight in one country. Possibility in another.

Sunlight alone does not build an energy system. It needs a suitable site, a grid pathway, a buyer and a project that can be financed and delivered. Electriffy’s Namibia–Zambia project brings that work around one clear ambition: develop 100 MWp of solar capacity in Namibia for electricity intended for Zambia.

The generation asset and the supply arrangement are developed together. Storage can help shape output, but the achievable delivery profile follows the engineering and the final agreements.

Cross-border electricity supply depends on more than distance. Grid studies, transmission capacity, licences, trading arrangements and the buyer’s requirements all need to align.

Those are project development tasks. The website does not present a specific transmission route, named offtaker, signed contract or financial-close date as confirmed. Discussions with counterparties and investors are handled through the project team.

The project’s regenerative ambition is to connect clean-energy infrastructure with the long-term wellbeing of its host region. That starts with the site’s ecological baseline and community engagement.

Through the proposed Your.Earth mechanism, participating project revenue could support regional programmes with defined governance and measurable outcomes. Water security in Namibia’s Zambezi Region is an identified programme concept; its geography and scope must be established through the programme work.