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Powerhouse of Progress

Jindal Energy, a dynamic subsidiary of Jindal Power Limited (JPL), is leading a transformative initiative in Botswana, driven by an ambitious vision to establish a robust Base Load Thermal Power Plant. This project will introduce an initial 300 MW capacity, followed by an additional 300 MW in the second phase. Designed to ensure an unwavering supply of electricity, this venture aims to meet Botswana's growing energy demands and serve as a power beacon for neighboring African nations. This groundbreaking project is set to reshape the regional energy landscape, playing a pivotal role in transforming countless lives.
With Jindal Energy at the helm, this endeavor is not just about generating power—it’s about fueling progress and prosperity across borders.

Overview

The primary objective of the project is to provide Botswana with sufficient power to meet its current and future requirements, with the potential to extend support to neighbouring countries facing power deficits. The envisioned impact is to illuminate and transform millions of lives in the region, marking a significant milestone in sustainable energy development.

First Phase

Base Load 300 MW Power Plant: In collaboration with JPL, Jindal Energy Botswana Pty Ltd. is actively developing the first phase of the project - the 300 MW Jindal Mmamabula Energy Project (JMEP) in Botswana, Africa. This phase is specifically aimed at supplying power to the Botswana Power Corporation (BPC). The project is strategically scheduled for planned commissioning in 2026-27, reflecting a commitment to delivering reliable and efficient energy solutions.

Second Phase

Base Load 300 MW Power Plant: Building on the success of the first phase, the project's second phase involves the development of an additional 300 MW Base Load Power Plant. This expansion demonstrates our dedication to meeting the energy demands of Botswana and contributing to the broader energy needs of the African continent. The seamless integration of both phases underscores our commitment to sustainable development and regional energy security.