Dead camelthorn trees on the pale clay pan of Deadvlei in front of red sand dunes under a clear blue sky

A northern horizon for Namibian solar.

Tsumeb North is a separate development concept in Namibia’s Oshikoto Region, bringing utility-scale solar, storage and nature-inclusive design into one vision.

200MW

previously published ambition for solar with storage.

Location
Tsumeb, Oshikoto Region, Namibia
Published ambition
200 MW solar with storage
Stage
Development concept; current milestone on request
Focus
Nature-inclusive utility-scale generation

A different site. The same long view.

Electriffy’s existing project story describes a 200 MW solar development with storage at Tsumeb North. The ambition is to combine electricity generation with a development approach that accounts for local communities and the landscape.

This project is separate from the 100 MWp Namibia–Zambia project at the centre of the new Electriffy story. The capacity shown here is the previously published ambition; a current project briefing should establish the design, milestone and commercial scope.

Quiver trees on a hill of dark boulders lit by warm evening sun, with blue sky and white clouds

From regional vision to a defined project.

Moving the concept forward requires site, grid, environmental, community and commercial decisions to come together. Interested partners can contact the team for the latest non-confidential project information.

The project at the centre of our story.

Separate from Tsumeb North, Electriffy’s central project is a planned 100 MWp solar development in Namibia, with intended electricity supply to Zambia. It is in development; its storage and supply profile are still to be defined through project design.

Planned solar capacity
100 MWp
Stage
In development

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