Welcome to the E-Tec Namibia renewable energy project
Renewable energy has been an increasing issue in the region since the last climate conference in southern Africa. The South African electricity supplier ESKOM faces the major challenge of converting its own energy supply from fossil fuels (80% hard coal) to renewable energy by 2050.
Can ESKOM then help out Namibia with around 1600 GW per year?
Since 2006 we have been pursuing the goal of establishing renewable energy in southern Africa. Starting from Namibia, an economically up-and-coming country, we will build two wind farms in Lüderitz and in Walvis Bay with a total of 200 MW and a large photovoltaic power plant with approx. 500 MW in Mariental. At the same time, a competence center for renewable energy will be created, in which training and further education in all areas of renewable energy will be taught. Providing enough renewable energy for everyone will definitely boost and stabilize the economy. Furthermore, we want to actively support the planned hydrogen project (HYPHEN) in cooperation with the Federal Republic of Germany.
Interested investors will find interesting (profitable) investment opportunities not only in the start-up phase but also later. We will be happy to inform you.
If you are an investor and are interested in our project, then book a convenient appointment to speak to me (Wolfram Krause) personally about your new, very profitable opportunities in Namibia. Please click on the button to access our booking page.
At the moment we are looking for interested Namibian companies from the renewable energy sector who are willing to invest in our realization phase. We need 6 months to a year for this. For investors who believe in our project, we offer preferred shares and voting rights on the board of the future public company.
We are assuming that the first part of the first solar park will start operation in June 2025.
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