Mozambique’s national energy landscape is now heavily reliant on renewables, which form 70% of its mix. The state utility, Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM), aims for complete energy coverage by 2030. They recently integrated an additional 55 MW from Cuamba and Mocuba power plants, emphasizing their commitment to sustainable power. Legal and regulatory support has bolstered […]
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