Oshili Power’s 600 MW solar vision
Massive new solar power project planned
By integrating advanced storage solutions with solar generation, the company intends to pave the way to a new era of energy independence and cost savings.
Namibia is ready to shine brighter than ever, and Oshili Power is setting the stage. With a bold plan that includes a 600 MW renewable energy project and a feasibility study underway for Namibia’s first privately owned Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), Oshili Power is not just planning to provide clean energy, it is committed to delivering innovation that reshapes the country’s energy landscape. The company is in the process of securing a land lease agreement for the massive development near Karibib.
By integrating advanced storage solutions with solar generation, the company intends to pave the way to a new era of energy independence and cost savings. “Namibia’s renewable energy future is bright,” says Kalumbi Amukwaya, communications director at Oshili Power. “Our goal is to see Namibia become the green energy hub of southern Africa, creating opportunities not just for our economy but also for our people.”
It’s about empowering Namibia
For a country that currently imports a significant portion of its power, Oshili Power’s goal is clear: to turn Namibia from an energy importer into an energy leader. By tapping into Namibia’s vast potential for solar, and integrating cutting-edge storage technology, Oshili Power aims to generate 600 MW of clean, reliable energy that will not only meet local demand but also put Namibia on the map as a key supplier within the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP), Amukwaya said.
Oshili Power’s projects can typically save local municipalities and corporate clients an average of 30% on their daytime electricity costs, making it a game-changer for industries and communities alike. This initiative will give NamPower, the national utility, the muscle it needs to balance growing energy needs, support local industries, and stabilise costs – all while reducing reliance on external power sources, according to Amukwaya. “Think of it as Namibia’s next step toward energy freedom.”
Driving local growth
Oshili Power’s impact goes beyond energy; it’s about generating opportunity, Amukwaya says. The project is set to create hundreds of local jobs, offering not just employment but also skills development that will build long-term capacity within Namibia. “By focusing on local procurement and establishing partnerships with Namibian businesses, the company ensures that every dollar invested directly contributes to the prosperity of Namibian communities. We’re not just building a renewable energy project; we’re building Namibia’s future,” he explains.
“Through graduate programmes and hands-on training, we’re equipping the next generation of Namibian engineers and technicians to lead the country’s green transformation.”
As Namibia charts a course towards carbon neutrality by 2050, Oshili Power’s project will be a cornerstone in achieving this ambitious target. “Our 600 MW renewable energy project, supported by the planned BESS, will play a crucial role in Namibia’s journey towards a greener, more prosperous future,” says Amukwaya. “Our vision isn’t just about Namibia. We want to see this country as a beacon of green energy for the entire region,” he notes.
By integrating advanced storage solutions with solar generation, the company intends to pave the way to a new era of energy independence and cost savings. “Namibia’s renewable energy future is bright,” says Kalumbi Amukwaya, communications director at Oshili Power. “Our goal is to see Namibia become the green energy hub of southern Africa, creating opportunities not just for our economy but also for our people.”
It’s about empowering Namibia
For a country that currently imports a significant portion of its power, Oshili Power’s goal is clear: to turn Namibia from an energy importer into an energy leader. By tapping into Namibia’s vast potential for solar, and integrating cutting-edge storage technology, Oshili Power aims to generate 600 MW of clean, reliable energy that will not only meet local demand but also put Namibia on the map as a key supplier within the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP), Amukwaya said.
Oshili Power’s projects can typically save local municipalities and corporate clients an average of 30% on their daytime electricity costs, making it a game-changer for industries and communities alike. This initiative will give NamPower, the national utility, the muscle it needs to balance growing energy needs, support local industries, and stabilise costs – all while reducing reliance on external power sources, according to Amukwaya. “Think of it as Namibia’s next step toward energy freedom.”
Driving local growth
Oshili Power’s impact goes beyond energy; it’s about generating opportunity, Amukwaya says. The project is set to create hundreds of local jobs, offering not just employment but also skills development that will build long-term capacity within Namibia. “By focusing on local procurement and establishing partnerships with Namibian businesses, the company ensures that every dollar invested directly contributes to the prosperity of Namibian communities. We’re not just building a renewable energy project; we’re building Namibia’s future,” he explains.
“Through graduate programmes and hands-on training, we’re equipping the next generation of Namibian engineers and technicians to lead the country’s green transformation.”
As Namibia charts a course towards carbon neutrality by 2050, Oshili Power’s project will be a cornerstone in achieving this ambitious target. “Our 600 MW renewable energy project, supported by the planned BESS, will play a crucial role in Namibia’s journey towards a greener, more prosperous future,” says Amukwaya. “Our vision isn’t just about Namibia. We want to see this country as a beacon of green energy for the entire region,” he notes.
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