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GET FiT Mozambique
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Mozambique

Unlocking private investments in renewable energy

GET FiT Mozambique supports private-sector renewable energy investment through competitive procurement, technical assistance and risk mitigation mechanisms.

GET FiT Small Hydropower – Invitation to interested developers

Solar PV + BESS

The first round of GET FiT Mozambique targets Solar PV plus battery storage, with indicative total capacity of 25–30 MW depending on the outcome of the competitive procurement process.

  • Grid-connected renewable energy IPP projects
  • EDM as the key off-taker
  • Solar PV plus battery storage
  • International competitive tender process

Small Hydro

The GET FiT Mozambique Small Hydro Tender aims to support the development of small hydropower projects in Mozambique. The implementation is currently in the planning stage.

  • Supported by financing from the European Union
  • Market sounding activities with developers, investors and stakeholders
  • Interested parties invited to contact the Secretariat

Minigrids

GET FiT Minigrids promotes private-sector development and operation of renewable-energy mini-grids to expand sustainable energy access in rural Mozambique.

  • Objective of 3 MW installed mini-grid capacity
  • Mini-grids based on renewable energy sources
  • Up to 7,000 Mozambican households expected to receive power
  • Implemented in close cooperation with FUNAE and ARENE

Programme

What GET FiT Mozambique does

GET FiT Mozambique is designed to improve conditions for private investment in renewable energy, with the overall objective of contributing to a climate-friendly development path in Mozambique and reducing CO2 emissions and poverty.

The programme supports the Government of Mozambique in the development and procurement of Independent Power Producer projects, strengthens private-sector participation in the green energy transition, and contributes to increased energy access, job creation and secure power supply.

Mobilise private capital

GET FiT Mozambique helps create more attractive conditions for private investment in renewable energy projects.

Support competitive procurement

The programme supports transparent and professional procurement processes for renewable energy projects.

Strengthen the renewable energy framework

GET FiT Mozambique supports institutional capacity, standardised documents and a more favourable policy, legal and regulatory framework.

MIREME — Ministério dos Recursos Minerais e Energia
KFW - Development Bank
Government of Germany
European Union
Multiconsult

Toolbox

The GET FiT toolbox

GET FiT Mozambique uses a set of tools designed to create an attractive environment for private investors and to support the Mozambican government and utility in meeting the programme objectives.

Risk mitigation

Mitigating political and commercial risks, including off-taker risk.

Viability gap support

Performance-based tariff support to help make qualifying renewable energy projects commercially viable.

Grid support

Grid studies, technical assistance and limited support for effective and timely connection of new IPPs to the grid.

Technical assistance

Support for procurement, standardised transaction documents, legal issues, environmental and social risk management and programme implementation.

Library

Documents & Resources

Access programme documents, tender specifications, and technical resources collected for the GET FiT Mozambique Programme.

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Get in touch

Contact and stay updated

Get in touch with the GET FiT Mozambique implementation team, receive updates on programme developments or engage with GET FiT online.

Contact the Secretariat

For meetings, additional information or questions about the programme.

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Submit concerns or complaints

Submit concerns or complaints about the programme through the existing grievance reporting channel.

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