Harnessing Solar Power to Rebuild Displaced Communities

With the support of Innovation Norway and NORCAP, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is launching an innovative initiative that uses Energy Mesh Grids to power homes

Empowering a Remote Community in Mozambique

A community of farmers found new hope in the construction of the Mocuba solar plant that is providing consistent, clean, and affordable energy to homes and small businesses in Zambezia region,

New report release: Transforming off-grid energy access in

Building on last year''s edition, this update captures progress through the end of 2024, highlighting progress, lessons learned, and future interventions to sustain and scale impact. Some

Mozambique solar power: Stunning 2024 Initiative Launched

Over 6,000 solar home systems are being distributed, with a focus on women-led distribution networks and results-based financing to ensure long-term sustainability. This effort

Mozambique: More than 200,000 families connected to solar energy

More than 220,000 families in Mozambique have been connected to solar energy generated through a project developed by the French company Engie Energy Access, in an investment totalling more

Harnessing the sun – addressing sociotechnical barriers to off-grid

Despite significant sociotechnical challenges in achieving universal low carbon, low- cost electricity access in Mozambique, one encouraging factor is the richness of potential renewable

Transforming off-grid energy access in Mozambique:

Solar Home Systems LHO catalysed Mozambique''s SHS market, in terms of both sales volume and geographic expans BRILHO promoted expansion into the most challenging and underserved

On-Grid, Off-Grid: the Double-Sided Solar Solution for Mozambique

The project involves the design, financing, construction and operation of a 40 MWp solar photovoltaic power plant in the Dondo district, about 30 km from the port city of Beira. The plant will

Solar powers up lives in northern Mozambique

Government authorities and communities have switched to solar panels and photovoltaic plants to power health units, schools and water supply systems, reports Nelsa Momade Pedro.