According to the national Compact, the government plans to increase the energy access rate from 59.5% to 70% by 2030, particularly in peri-urban and rural areas, and improve the clean
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Currently, Namibia''s electricity supply is a mix of domestic generation characterised by hydroelectric, solar and wind and imports from the Southern African Power Pool. In 2026, we can
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The government has set a target to meet 80% of the country''s electricity needs through local generation by the time frame, with a focus on clean energy sources.
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In Namibia, the GH2 rollout will substantially expand domestic renewable generation, which can power the national grid and reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels.
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Currently, almost 300,000 households have no access to electricity. Renewable energy can bridge the access to electricity gap by providing off-grid energy options for the population. As shown by national
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Major solar farms by Alten, HopSol, and Access Power are already feeding clean energy into the grid, while wind projects along the Lüderitz coast are entering advanced development stages.
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Despite significant progress over the past two decades, nearly 45% of Namibians still lack access to electricity. Most people without power live in sparsely populated rural areas across the country. Off
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Developing and implementing an energy efficiency program with clear objectives aimed for energy consumption by incorporating energy-efficient technologies and practices in new and existing
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Despite its natural advantage and progress toward clean energy, Namibia faces energy poverty. Currently, only 56% of Namibia''s population has access to electricity, with 75% living in
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Namibia has doubled its installed renewable energy capacity over the past five years and is increasingly sourcing its domestic electricity from clean energy, according to Deputy Prime minister
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