MamboAnesu Energy

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Location

Zimbabwe

Sector

Renewable energy

Stage

Bankable feasibility

Overview

MamboAnesu Energy is a 200MW phased solar power project in Hwange District, Zimbabwe, addressing the country’s 500–800MW electricity deficit. Phase 1 includes a 150MW PV plant with 50MW CSP dispatch enhancement, creating a grid-stable, storage-ready hybrid. Located 10 km from the Insukamini 33kV line, the stand alone project requires USD535M for EPC and infrastructure. At a base tariff of ~USD0.12/kWh, it offers predictable revenues, with a target IRR of~20% and NPV of USD 827M over a 24–36 month delivery timeline.

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Investment Needs

$50M - $100M

Investment Project Type:

Private

Invested Value to Date:

$132,000

Funding Gap:

$49,000,000

Climate Classification:

Mitigation

Why Investing

Addresses Energy Shortages

Adds 200 MW to Zimbabwe’s grid, reducing chronic load-shedding and dependence on costly imports.

Government and Institutional Backing

Supported by the National Energy Compact, a USD-linked GPSA, and GreenCo endorsement for predictable revenue and low regulatory risk.

Strong Market Economics

SAPP prices consistently exceed breakeven, while phased, insured construction and high solar irradiance ensure stable returns with limited risk.

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