US$20 Million Clover New Energy Solar Project in Gweru to Enhance Zimbabwe's Energy Supply

Clover New Energy (Pvt) Ltd is set to build a 20 MW solar power plant in Gweru, Zimbabwe, at a cost of US$20 million. The project, part of a strategic partnership with China, aims to boost energy supply efficiency by August 2026. Minister Owen Ncube highlighted its role in achieving Vision 2030 goals. The initiative is part of a larger US$140 million investment to enhance local energy infrastructure and support industrial growth, with a focus on clean energy and job creation.

Published Mar 23, 2026

Clover New Energy (Pvt) Ltd is constructing a 20 megawatt solar power plant in Gweru, Zimbabwe, with an investment of US$20 million. This project is aligned with Zimbabwe's Vision 2030 and will begin generating power by August 2026.

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It is part of a strategic partnership with China to enhance renewable energy capabilities. Minister Owen Ncube emphasized the importance of such partnerships for energy sufficiency. The project is part of a broader US$140 million investment, which includes a 100 megawatt captive power plant, aimed at stabilizing electricity supply and supporting industrial growth in the Midlands province.