Zambia seeks private sector involvement in hydro-power

Published 06 Jun 2000
Last Updated 20 Jun 2006 14:35

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Wood currently provides the land-locked nation with 72 per cent of its primary energy needs with electricity a long way behind on 14 per cent, but the country has vast hydro-electric potential which could be harnessed to power growth

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