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Zimbabwe's electricity sector is facing significant challenges due to aging thermal plants and climate-induced droughts affecting hydropower generation. However, momentum is building in the utility-scale solar PV sector, with independent power producers like Centragrid successfully commissioning projects, including a 25 MW plant in Nyabira and a 35 MW plant by Zimplat. Upcoming projects promise to add over 450 MW of solar capacity, signaling a positive shift towards diversifying the country's energy mix.
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