Government disburses N$89.2 million in electricity tariff subsidy
The Namibian government has disbursed N$89.2 million of the N$365 million allocated to subsidise electricity tariffs ...
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ECB completes 95% of Token Identifier rollout
The Electricity Control Board (ECB) says its Token Identifier (TID) roll-over campaign is complete, with a 95% ...
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Pending court case pauses ECB intervention in prepaid meter disconnections
#image_title The Electricity Control Board (ECB) of Namibia says it will temporarily halt its response to ...
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Namibia looks to leverage AI, smart tech to achieve universal electricity access by 2040
The Ministry of Mines and Energy says it is looking to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and ...
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Namibia’s mining sector called to leverage electricity single-buyer model
The Electricity Control Board (ECB) has called on Namibia's mining industry to take advantage of the ...
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ECB calls for REDs model relook, with Windhoek set for 80% stake in new distributor
The Electricity Control Board (ECB) Chief Executive Officer, Robert Kahimise, says the Regional Electricity Distributors (REDs) ...
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Electricity tariff subsidies and tax cuts: The ironic reliefs and a postponed burdens
The recently the government has announced its plans to subside electricity cost to consumers by availing ...
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Windhoek to push ahead with disconnection of prepaid meters for non-electricity debts despite ECB directive
The City of Windhoek says it will continue blocking prepaid electricity meters for residents with outstanding ...
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ECB to replace NCCP with legally binding code
Close-up view on electrometer measuring electricity consumption. 3D rendered illustration. The Electricity Control Board (ECB) is ...
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Namibia’s power demand falls short of nuclear plant requirements
Namibia's Electricity Control Board (ECB) says the country's current electricity demand at 750 megawatts, falls short ...
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