Zambia's Rural Electrification Authority sets ambitious infrastructure goal. REA is targeting 2.5 million new power connections by 2030, representing a significant expansion of electricity access across rural and underserved areas. This initiative addresses critical infrastructure gaps and aims to boost economic development in regions previously lacking reliable power supply. The expansion could attract foreign investment and support industrial growth in affected areas. Achieving this target requires substantial capital investment and improved grid infrastructure. Success would enhance productivity, enable business development, and improve living standards for millions of Zambians. The project reflects growing recognition that energy access is fundamental to economic progress and poverty reduction in developing markets.
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