Stakeholders

GET FiT Mozambique is executed by the Mozambican Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy (MIREME), and financed by the German Financial Cooperation and the European Union through KfW Development Bank.

Other Mozambican stakeholders such as Electricidade de Mozambique (EDM) and ARENE are also involved and constitute, together with MIREME and the Programme Implementation Consultant, the Programme Implementation Team.

In implementing the programme, we continue to build on the experieces and achievements of GET FiT Zambia and Uganda and other renewable energy programs across Sub-Saharan Africa in an effort to spur innovation and project development in Mozambican’s burgeoning small- and medium-scale renewables sector.

Programme Implementation Team

Electricidade de Mozambique

EDM is vertically integrated electricity utility, which generates, transmits, distributes and supplies electricity in Mozambique. It is a public utility, with the Government of Mozambique being a sole shareholder. EDM is the main off-taker in the GET FiT Mozambique programme
EDM website

Autoridade Reguladora de Energia

ARENE is the energy regulator in Mozambique and was formally established in 2017. ARENE is tasked with ensuring appropriate legislation and regulation as well as strengthen institutional capacity is implemented.
ARENE website

Fundo de Energia

FUNAE, the Energy Fund, is Mozambique’s implementation agency for off-grid and rural electrification affairs. FUNAE acts as a public institution in charge of the development and operation of mini-grids and Solar Home Systems (SHS). The main activities performed by FUNAE include financial assistance for power projects, consulting, and promotion of electrification projects, including the publication of reports and studies on different technologies of interest for the energy sector.
FUNAE website

Implementation Consultant

Multiconsult

Multiconsult is one of the leading engineering consultancy firms in Norway and Scandinavia. Multiconsult has been designing and developing power generation, transmission and distribution projects in Sub-Saharan Africa for more than 60 years.
Multiconsult website

Other Programme Partners

The African Trade and Investment Development Insurance

With the support of KfW, the African Trade and Investment Development Insurance (ATIDI) developed the Regional Liquidity Support Facility (RLSF). The RLSF is designed to help independent power producers (IPPs) developing renewable energy projects in Africa to obtain the liquidity they need in the event that their off-taker delays payment.
ATIDI website