Econet Subsidiary Targets 150 Megawatts Solar Electricity In 5 Years
Distributed Power Africa (DPA) plans to have 150 megawatts of installed capacity from solar energy in the next five years.
The Econet Wireless Global subsidiary has focused on the production of environmentally-friendly energy.
Addressing journalists in Bulawayo last week after the launch of the Econet Bulawayo office, DPA Zimbabwe chief executive officer Divyajeet Mahajan said:
Econet has already committed $250 million to this initiative for different customers. We started this journey with Econet being the parent company, all of the Econet offices are going green, already five or six buildings have already gone green and some of the buildings are in the process of going green.
We have also signed external clients, we are doing around 20 projects now and overall, in the next three to five years, we should be doing around 100 to 150 megawatts of installed capacity. 100MW is our target for the next three to five years.
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Mahajan revealed that DPA currently has more than one megawatt of installed capacity and that it is eying 80 megawatts in the next three months.
