Power Supply And Surge Protection Solutions
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Despite recent achievements, Zimbabwe's electricity sector still faces power supply deficits and slow progress toward universal electricity access. Peak electricity demand is projected to grow substantially, and achieving universal electricity access will require large investments, especially in solar power and grid expansion.
The weak financial state of Zimbabwe's electricity companies is the most significant issue driving the country's power supply deficits and slowing the expansion of universal access to electricity services. Energy tariffs do not reflect the financial costs of energy generation and distribution, leading to significant losses for power companies.
The biggest planned increase in electricity supply comes from the Batoka Gorge Project along the border with Zambia (1,200 MW for Zimbabwe) projected for completion after 2034, and the Devil's Gorge (1,200 MW) to be completed by 2040.
The ZEU finds that Zimbabwe's interconnected problems of electricity supply and access are ultimately driven by three underlying issues: weak financial performance of energy companies, insufficient central planning and coordination, and limited private sector participation.
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