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- Debt capacity
- Tariff for 12% equity
- 6-month payment delay
- Lender terms
ZESCO-Anzana North-Western Province Pilot Project is a 8 MW Hydro project in Zambia. The tracked project status is early development.
| Project | ZESCO-Anzana North-Western Province Pilot Project · PRJ-0997 |
| Market | |
| Region | Eastern Africa |
| Power pool | SAPP |
| Technology | Hydro |
| Capacity | 8 MWsource ↗ · Source linked |
| Status | early development |
How much debt this project carries, the tariff it needs for a 12% equity return, and whether it survives a six-month offtaker payment delay, under each structure.
About 30 to 35 GWh a year at a 50% capacity factor (AEI technology benchmark).
Enough electricity for about 38,000 to 45,000 people at Zambia's average use of 779 kWh a person (2024).
About 4,400 tonnes of CO2 a year avoided if it displaces average grid generation (126 g/kWh, 2024).
Grid power also serves business and industry, so the people figure is a comparison, not a count of connections. Sources: AEI capacity-factor benchmarks, Ember electricity data (CC-BY-4.0), World Bank population.
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