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NAMCOR (National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia) is the national oil company of Namibia, with the mission of creating value to all its stakeholders across the oil and gas value chain. Our world-class exploration and production database, and oil license blocks form some of the major attractions to Namibia''s hydrocarbon potential.
Enersense Namibia (Pty) Ltd
As a leading energy company in Namibia, we are proud to spearhead innovative and sustainable energy solutions. With a 90% stake in the Daures Green Hydrogen Village, we are at the forefront of green hydrogen project development, solar plant
NEC – Namibia Energy Corporation
Namibia Energy Corporation (NEC) is a dynamic global oil and gas industry player founded by the renowned Brazilian geologist Dr. Marcio Rocha Mello, PhD. Committed to innovation and excellence, NEC is dedicated to responsibly explore Namibia''s oil resources, focusing on skill and technology transfer to enhance local capabilities.
NEC – Namibia Energy Corporation
Namibia Energy Corporation (NEC) is a dynamic global oil and gas industry player founded by the renowned Brazilian geologist Dr. Marcio Rocha Mello, PhD. Committed to innovation and excellence, NEC is dedicated to responsibly
Namibia – 88 Energy Ltd
Namibia is a politically stable country and accepting of international investment; A largely untouched basin is thought to exist, with a linked belt of structures (Southern Trans-African Rift and Shear System) stretching from the East African Rift to the Namibian Coast
NamEnergy
Since 2008, NamEnergy has been actively pursuing investment opportunities in the Namibian energy sector, with specific focus in identifying opportunities in the power generation, sourcing and supply of power transformers and related equipment,
NamEnergy
NamEnergy Holdings (Pty) Ltd is a Namibian registered empowerment company which is an emerging energy focused entity. Since 2008, NamEnergy has been actively pursuing investment opportunities in the Namibian energy sector, with specific focus in identifying opportunities in the power generation, sourcing and supply of power transformers and
6 FAQs about [Namibia energy companies in]
Who is Namibia Energy Corporation?
Namibia Energy Corporation (NEC) is a dynamic global oil and gas industry player founded by the renowned Brazilian geologist Dr. Marcio Rocha Mello, PhD. Committed to innovation and excellence, NEC is dedicated to responsibly explore Namibia’s oil resources, focusing on skill and technology transfer to enhance local capabilities.
Who is responsible for electricity in Namibia?
For parties interested in pursuing investment opportunities, the Government of the Republic of Namibia, through the Ministry of Mines and Energy, is responsible for the power sector, and Namibian Power Corporation (NamPower) is responsible for the generation and transmission of electricity.
Where does Namibia's electricity come from?
28% of Namibia's generated electricity come from fossil fuels, while 64% are from hydropower, and about 8% come from renewables . Non-electricity off-grid renewable energy projects include the small/ micro wind energy installations used for water pumping, which are very common in Namibia, especially on farms.
What are Namibia's alternative energy sources?
Namibia is left with no option but to look at alternative power generation sources much as the Kudu Gas-to-Power Project and the Epupa Baynes. In Namibia, NamPower buys electricity outside Namibia and sells inside the country and this has enabled them to obtain a better cost structure and readily available power supplies.
How much money does Namibia invest in energy?
The Annex 11: Namibia’s energy generation and access situation – financing and investments lists a total investement of 101,426,307 USD by 5 private entities, 2 state-owned entities (larges share by the Development Bank of Namibia) and the micro-medium lender Kongalend.
Where does NamPower supply bulk electricity?
NamPower supplies bulk electricity to Regional Electricity Distributors (REDs), Mines, Farms and Local Authorities (where REDs are not operational) throughout Namibia.