Power utility ZESA has quietly begun drawing power from Hwange Unit 8, the second of two 300 MW generating units built at a cost of US$1.4 billion, ZimLive repo.
Hwange Thermal Power Station Unit 7, which was recently taken off the national grid for confirmation tests, was successfully put back on Monday, adding 300MW to.
Zimbabwe has gotten a boost in its power generation as Hwange Thermal Power Station Unit 7, which had been taken off the grid for testing, has now been reconnected. This adds 300 megawatts (MW) of capacity to the national power grid. The country has been experiencing regular power cuts due to insufficient generation. The addition
Hwange Thermal Power Station Unit 7, which was recently taken off the national grid for further tests, will be back online on Monday, adding 300MW to the nation.
Hwange Thermal Power Station Unit 7, which was recently taken off the national grid for further tests, will be back online on Monday, adding 300MW to the nation.