As countries sharing borders, histories, and growth objectives, the energy sectors in Namibia and South Africa are transforming concurrently. Consistent with developments in other developing economies, both countries continue to pursue greater energy independence, resilience and sustainability, as well as the integration of lower carbon and affordable energy technologies into their energy mixes, and increased public and private sector participation.

These significant goals are established through the pathways and scenarios laid out in their respective Integrated Resource Plans (IRPs). As such, the IRPs effectively serve as developmental blueprints for all stakeholders in the energy value chain as they present multiple opportunities for governments, financiers, energy generators, off-takers and communities.

In this snapshot we breakdown Namibia and South Africa’s Electricity Plans – by Dentons, the world’s largest global law firm.

Download the snapshot here.