PalaboraMiningCompany prepares to go off-grid with massive solar plant project. BaPhalaborwa MzansiEnergyConsortium renewables EnergyCrisis
has signed a renewable energy deal with local independent power producer Mzansi Energy Consortium to develop a 132MWp solar photovoltaic plant and battery energy storage system.
The project is expected to reach financial close in the second quarter of 2023 and commence operations in the second quarter of 2024, although the current timelines are preliminary and may change based on the outcome of the detailed feasibility study. Mzansi Energy provides cost-effective renewable energy solutions to business customers and end-users.
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