Site Visit to Chitandika Mini-Grid

In an ongoing effort to propel shared learning, offer networks and resources that enhance global citizenship and enable increased deployment of sustainable energy.The Zambia Renewable Energy Association – ZARENA in collaboration with the University of Strathclyde supported by the Scottish Government had the privilege to visit the chitandika mini-grid site.

The site developed and operated by ENGIE is a pioneering project in the country, providing clean and reliable energy solutions to rural communities in the region. The opportunity served as an insightful learning experience for the practical implementation and operation of a successful mini-grid system.

Various stakeholders in the Zambian renewable energy space from financier, academia, government, energy regulators etc where in attendance as they:

• Gained insights into the technologies, social impacts, and economic benefits of mini-grids

• Learned from the experiences of ENGIE Zambia’s project team and technical experts

• Understood the challenges, solutions, and best practices in mini-grid development and operation.

A huge thank you to the ENGIE team led Mr ELIAS LUNGU for their exceptional efforts in enlightening the audience with comprehensive insights into the intricate workings of the grid operations, showcasing the impactful operations of the grid system as it transforms and propels change in the community through enhanced productive use.

Extended gratitude to our participants as well for the enthusiastic efforts in the knowledge sharing initiative.

Empowering Knowledge sharing at its finest!