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This photo from 2023 shows China's first commercial Small Modular (Nuclear) Reactor known as the Linglong One. Photo Xinhua

Grid stability slows solar development

2 Weeks Ago

POWER: An aerial view of Rosh Pinah, which is set to welcome a 100 megawatt solar plant this month. Photo Hp Baumeler

Sores |Gaib groundbreaking imminent

1 Month Ago

NamPower is investing billions of dollars to grow solar electricity generation in Namibia. Photo Augetto Graig

Biggest solar park yet

3 Months Ago

The Khan solar park was renamed after Moses ||Garoëb by president Nangolo Mbumba at its recent inauguration outside Usakos. Photo Augetto Graig

Local money for cheap solar electricity

3 Months Ago

The Khan solar park was renamed after Moses ||Garoëb by president Nangolo Mbumba at its recent inauguration outside Usakos.Photo Augetto Graig

Local money for cheap solar electricity

4 Months Ago

The Khan solar park was renamed after Moses ||Garoëb by president Nangolo Mbumba at its recent inauguration outside Usakos.Photo Augetto Graig

Local money for cheap solar electricity

4 Months Ago

ON THE DOTTED LINE: NamPower senior manager for generation projects Ben Mingeli shows managing director Simson Haulofu where to sign, as Deng Yan, managing director of China Jiangxi International Namibia looks on. Photo Augetto Graig

Biggest solar park yet

10 Months Ago

CAPITAL: The World Bank has granted NamPower N$2.6 billion for targeted capital projects the bulk electricity company is planning. PHOTO: NAMPOWER

NamPower secures N$2.6 billion from World Bank

Mines and energy mister Tom Alweendo switched on the 289 km Auas-Gerus 400kV transmission line. Photo Augetto Graig

Alweendo switches on 400 kV transmission line

NamPower plans to start cutting power supply to towns across the country from the first Monday in June. Archive image

Capital pays power debt

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