The Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) and Rosh Pinah Solar Park formalised their partnership for the Phase Two expansion of the Rosh Pinah Solar Park during a signing ceremony held at DBN on 25 November.
DBN has approved N$164 million to co-fund the expansion of the existing 5.4 MWp Rosh Pinah Solar Park in the //Kharas Region. This follows the Bank’s earlier investment of N$58 million in 2022 toward Phase One, which has successfully demonstrated the viability of clean energy generation to support industrial and community needs.
Phase Two, an 11 MWp expansion, is being developed to meet up to 30% of the increased annual energy demand for the Rosh Pinah Zinc Mine, driven by the RP2.0 mine expansion. In addition, the project will supply up to 30% of the annual electricity needs of RoshSkor Township, contributing directly to the town’s energy security and reliability. Construction and commissioning of the expanded plant are expected to be completed by August 2026.
DBN has approved N$164 million to co-fund the expansion of the existing 5.4 MWp Rosh Pinah Solar Park in the //Kharas Region. This follows the Bank’s earlier investment of N$58 million in 2022 toward Phase One, which has successfully demonstrated the viability of clean energy generation to support industrial and community needs.
Phase Two, an 11 MWp expansion, is being developed to meet up to 30% of the increased annual energy demand for the Rosh Pinah Zinc Mine, driven by the RP2.0 mine expansion. In addition, the project will supply up to 30% of the annual electricity needs of RoshSkor Township, contributing directly to the town’s energy security and reliability. Construction and commissioning of the expanded plant are expected to be completed by August 2026.
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