Astronergy has partnered with Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Energy and Power Development to boost the nation’s solar energy sector. The Minister, Hon Edgar Moyo, visits Astronergy’s Haining manufacturing base, touring the TOPCon production workshop. Moyo praises Astronergy’s innovation and expresses optimism for future collaboration. Zimbabwe faces power shortages despite abundant solar resources, with installed solar capacity at 30 MW, falling short of the 2025 target of 1 GW. The collaboration aims to utilize Astronergy’s PV modules to address the local energy crisis.
Astronergy partners with Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Energy
The Minister of Energy, Hon Edgar Moyo, visited Astronergy Manufacturing Base, to gain insights into the entire module manufacturing process. (Image Credit: Astronergy).
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