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Posted By OrePulse
Published: 15 May, 2025 07:50
Zambia approves 200 km power line to connect with DRC
Zambia’s Energy Regulatory Board has approved the construction of the 190-km, 330 kV Kalumbila–Kolwezi interconnector project (KKIP) worth USD270 million.
This will connect the country’s north-western copper mining region with the Democratic Republic of Congo. KKIP is a private project developed by trading company, enterprise power DRC Sàrl (EPDRC), and its subsidiary enterprise power Zambia Limited.
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