HARARE – Zimbabwe is formulating an energy policy aimed at curbing excessive load-shedding. The policy will focus mainly on energy efficiency and conservation. The southern African country – relying on hydro and thermal energy – equires around 2 200 megawatts (MW) of electricity but currently generates about 1 300 MW, importing the remainder. Load shedding,…
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