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Zambia’s energy sector has traditionally drawn power from its abundant hydropower resources, which supply up to 90% of the country’s electricity. This reliance once enabled power exports to neighbouring countries and supported economic growth. However, growing climate variability has highlighted the need to diversify the energy mix to ensure long-term reliability and resilience.
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In response, Zambia is ramping up investment in solar and other renewables, aiming for at least 30% of its energy to come from non-hydro sources by 2030. Backed by policy reforms and public-private partnerships, the country is attracting independent power producers and expanding off-grid solar access—especially in rural areas—as it works to build a more resilient and inclusive energy future.
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