40–80MW Geothermal Power Plants

Project Description

The Eswatini Electricity Company conducted a geoscientific study to determine geothermal potential in Eswatini. Seven potential sites were identified for further exploration.

The objective of the project is to increase the power generation baseload and reduce power imports.

Project Location:

Eswatini (7 identified potential sites)

Lead Agency/ Project Promoter:

Eswatini Electricity Company

Contact

Eswatini Electricity Company
Name: Mphumuzi Maziya
Job Title: General Manager – Research & Development
Email: mphumuzi.maziya@eec.co.sz

Current Status/ Stage of Project:

A geoscientific study (surface exploration) has been completed

Estimated Cost of the Project:

Drilling – USD 15 million
80MW power plants – USD 370 million

Investment Required

USD 15 million (drilling); USD 370 million (80MW power plants)

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Country

Eswatini

Location (s)
Sector

Infrastructure: Transport, Energy, ICT, Mining and Water

Sub Sector

Renewable Energy

Investment Value Range

+ 100 million USD

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