| About HRA |
| About Energy sector in Zambia |
| Renewable Energy |
| Electricity |
| Petrolium and Coal |
| Energy Management |
| Energy Exploration |
| About the Department |
| Ground water section |
| Surface water section |
| Water Resources Management Section |
| About Planning and Information |
| Energy Unit |
| Water Unit |
| Information Unit |
| Welcome Massege from the Minister | Mission Statement |
Minister of Energy & Water Development, Hon Kenneth Konga, MP The Minister of Energy and Water Development welcomes you to the new Website for the Ministry. This Website will be a conduit through which we will be able to diseminate issues of interest to the public on matters related to Energy and Water resources in Zambia. Zambia is going through a number of challenges in the energy and water sectors. While the Energy sector is faced with supply challenges to increase generation of electricity, the Water Sector requires increased development in infrastructure to support economic uses of the commodity by both urban and rual populations. I wish to encourage the public to positively embrace issues of conservation and efficient use of energy and water in domestic, commerce and Industrial activities. I also wish to thank everyone who has contributed to the success of the creation of this website. | “To promote sustainable development and management of energy and water resources in order to ensure availability of quality, affordable safe water and energy and enhance national socioeconomic development”. |
| Water Resources Management | Energy Management |
| Water resources management is the practice of making decisions and taking actions of how water should be managed. These decisions and actions relate to situations such as river basin planning, organization, water development harnessing infrastructure, controlling reservoir releases, regulating floodplains, and developing new laws and regulations. Click here to read more tips | Generally most people do complain of high electricity bills or the amount of money they spend on electricity units for prepaid meters. However they do little or nothing in ensuring that they reduce their costs. A person who spends about K170, 000.00 on electricity can reduce the cost to about K90, 000.00 with proper use of electricity. Read More...! |
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| Energy Regulation Board |
| ZESCO |
| Indeni Refinery |
| Tazama |
| OPPPI |