• Zimbabwean Electricity (Net Metering) (Amendment) Regulations, 2022 (No. 1)

    This document amends Zimbabwe’s 2018 Net Metering Regulation. It expands eligibility to systems up to 5 MW, revises crediting rates for exported electricity, updates technical requirements for grid interconnection, and introduces detailed net metering connection guidelines to enhance safety, compatibility, and operational standards for renewable energy systems.

  • Kenyan Energy (Net Metering) Regulations, 2024

    This document sets out Kenya’s Energy (Net-Metering) Regulations, 2024, providing the legal framework for consumers to generate renewable electricity for their own use and export excess energy to the grid. It outlines eligibility criteria, technical and billing requirements, and the responsibilities of both consumers and electricity licenses. The purpose of these Regulations is to promote the use of renewable energy technologies by providing consumers with energy storage on the grid.

  • Portant Code de l’Electricité à Madagascar

  • Lettre de Politique de L’énergie de Madagascar

  • Code de Réseau de Distribution d’Energie Electrique à Madagascar

  • Regulatory Framework for the Development of Renewable Energy Resources in Lesotho

    The regulatory framework seeks to support sustained investment in renewable energy resources in Lesotho. It provides power producers framework guidelines and legal instruments; principles underlying determination of renewable energy tariffs, and the economic and financial model; standardised Power Purchase Agreements for renewable energy generation projects guidelines and legal instruments; and guidelines for the procurement of power.

    Authours: Mercados for LEWA

  • Lesotho Electricity Authority Licence Application Rules

    The regulations concern procedures for obtaining a licence to generate, transmit, distribute, supply or import and export electricity from the Lesotho Electricity Authority.

  • The Eswatini Energy Masterplan 2034

    The masterplan forecast’s outcomes of the current and planned policies in the energy system to the year 2034 and shows comparative scenario results that assume deployment of diverse technologies and measures to meet the country’s energy demand which the private sector can use in their plans.

    Authours: Ministry of Natural Resources and Energy

  • The Eswatini Energy Regulatory Act, 2007

    The act regulates the generation, transmission, distribution and supply of electricity in Eswatini.

  • Eswatini Energy Act, 2007

    The act to reform and consolidate the law regulating the generation, transmission, distribution and supply of electricity and to provide for matters incidental thereto.