Mozambique has launched a tender to select private investors for a 30 MW solar power plant in Sofala province. The project aims to be developed through a private partner responsible for designing, financing, building, operating, and maintaining the plant. The initiative reflects Mozambique’s focus on expanding renewable energy capacity within the country.
The available information does not specify the full tender timetable, site details, or whether the project will occur in Dondo or another district of Sofala. However, the opportunity is being actively promoted, as evidenced by recent coverage from early June 2026.
This project aligns with Mozambique’s strategic efforts to strengthen investments in sustainable energy, especially as the country seeks to diversify its energy sources and enhance electricity access for its population.
Mozambique Solar Investment Sources
- Mozambique seeks investors for 30 MW solar power plant in Sofala
- RENMOZ 2026 Aims to Strengthen Sustainable Investments in the Energy Sector
- Mozambique: Government wants investors for 30 MW solar power plant in Sofala
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