US$60m investment to boost power generation

HCCL has also invested US$60 million to ramp up coal production to three million tonnes annually by 2027, in a major push to support the country’s power generation needs.

HWANGE Colliery Company has invested US$60 million to ramp up coal production to three million tonnes annually by 2027, in a major push to support Zimbabwe’s power generation needs.Advertisements The substantial investment includes the introduction of advanced longwall mining technology, which is expected to significantly increase efficiency and output while contributing to the country’s energy…

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