Soventix South Africa has been awarded the construction of the largest IPP Solar PV project in Zimbabwe. The Harava 22 MWp utility scale project will be developed on 40 hectares of land in the Bwoni Village, Seke Rural District, which is located South West of the city of Harare. Construction is due to start in October 2018.
The local villagers of the Bwoni Community shall own 10% of this project through a Community Development Share Ownership Trust. The project is being funded by Invest Solar Africa limited.
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