Natural Gas Daily Africa Policy & Regulation

Zimbabwe IPP redesign pushed back to next year

By Miriam Malek 6 December 2016
Life during a Zimbabwean power cut, September 2015. The country could suffer further shortages. (PA) Life during a Zimbabwean power cut, September 2015. The country could suffer further shortages. (PA)

Zimbabwe has pushed back its plans to redesign its framework governing independent power producers (IPPs), according to the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA).

Samuel Ngonidzashe Mutingwende, a financial analyst at ZERA, told Interfax Natural Gas Daily the regulator expects the IPP framework to be completed "maybe next year".

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