Renewables Now reported that JCM Power secured the 30 MW Mozambique solar project through a competitive process. While smaller than headline gigawatt projects, the award matters because distributed country-level procurement is how many African solar markets build repeatable project pipelines. For investors and developers, Mozambique’s progress points to continued demand for bankable solar projects in power systems seeking cheaper and cleaner generation.
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