- ZIMZAM 2025 brings together governments, investors, and developers to drive renewable energyexpansion, regional integration, and policy reform across Southern Africa.
- ZESCO takes centre stage as stakeholders discuss investment opportunities, cross-border power trading, and regulatory measures to boost investor confidence.
EnergyNet Ltd. launched the second edition of the Zimbabwe–Zambia Energy Projects Summit (ZIMZAM 2025) in Livingstone, Zambia, on Tuesday, November 25. The summit, also called Day 0 of the annual conference, welcomed delegates to Zambia’s tourist capital.
The three-day event, running from November 26 to 28, 2025, brings together governments, investors, developers, and energy stakeholders. Organisers said it aims to accelerate energy development in Southern Africa.
Delegates will discuss investment opportunities for regional power projects. They will focus on expanding renewable energy capacity, including solar, wind and hydro, to meet growing demand and address climate change.
The summit also highlights regional integration. Participants will explore cross-border power trading, harmonised transmission tariffs and stronger interconnections.
ZESCO, Zambia’s state-owned power utility, will present recent policy and regulatory reforms designed to boost investor confidence.
Key participants include the Zambian and Zimbabwean Ministers of Energy, the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP), the African Union, and private sector companies such as Copperbelt Energy Corporation Plc, Standard Bank Group Stanbic Bank Zambia, and Petrodex.
EnergyNet Ltd. hosts the event at the Radisson Blu Mosi-Oa-Tunya Livingstone Resort.