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Namibia is banking on $1.2 billion in clean energy investment, but the 2030 math still doesnu0027t add up. PHOTO: Bloomberg

Namibia banks $1.2bn in clean energy as power bills climb

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Dignitaries pose for a picture at the ribbon-cutting of the new Solarcentury Africa solar power plant at Gerus. Photo SolarCentury Africa

Solar for export

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Namibia's electricity grid connects to Zambia, South Africa and Botswana, allowing for trade in energy on the Southern Africa Power Pool (SAPP). Photo Augetto Graig

Clean energy for export

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Clean energy for export

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Both Solarcentury Africa and SolNam Energy aim to develop various renewable energy assets in Southern Africa to provide more power to a region that is currently experiencing a power deficit. Photo Solarcentury Africa

Licence for solar project near Keetmans

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