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This study focuses on examining the long run relationship and granger causality between economic growth, carbon emissions, energy consumption, in Zambia from 1980 to 2017. The study employs Johansen cointegration technique, Vector error correction model (VECM), error correction-based granger...

ABSTRACT This study focuses on examining the long run relationship and granger causality between economic growth, carbon emissions, energy consumption, in Zambia from 1980 to 2017. The study employs Johansen cointegration technique, Vector error correction model (VECM), error correction-based...

Mini hydropower plays a critical role in providing energy access to remote areas through mini grids. However, the development of mini hydropower sites has lagged in Zambia with the country only witnessing the construction of two off-grid mini hydropower stations namely, Zengamina and Shiwan’gandu...

Battery-charging units are appreciably being used in residential application as power back-up in the face of power shortages. The study investigated the effects of backup battery-charging units on the low voltage distribution network. The investigation focused on examining the supply voltage...

Energy generation mix is an important area that could potentially have a significant impact on the Distribution network to address increase in system losses at distribution level, voltage drops and load growth. The distribution lines in Lusaka area are heavy-load lines with the highest demand...

Zambia copper industry has been in existence for over a century. The country contains best known reserves in Africa and holding about 6 percent of world’s known copper reserves. Copper exports account for more than 70 percent of total exports and 13 percent of the country’s GDP. Despite her rich...

The need to learn sustainable consumption of hydroelectric power (HEP) became very popular with increasing incidences of load shedding in the world today. Load shedding is a situation where the available power supply fails to meet demand. Among many factors, effects of climate variability caused...

Zambia’s electricity is largely from hydro power which has an installed capacity of 2,347 MW representing 96 % of national consumption while the remaining 4 % is from other sources such as fossil fuels. With low level of rainfall recorded in the past few years, Zambia was left grappling with...

Electricity has over the years played an important role in influencing development in almost, if not all, areas of life, including healthcare delivery. Access to reliable electricity plays a cardinal role in healthcare delivery and is deemed as an important determinant for providing quality...