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Power Trading in Africa: The Integrated Energy Market

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The primogenitor for power trading in Africa is the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP). SAPP was established to balance auxiliary service markets under development. SAPP’s target market category gives licensed organizations such as independent power producers (IPPs) and other service providers in the utility sector the most sustainable entry into the energy trading market.

We at MEB have the right amount of ingenuity and motivation to make your independent power producer journey one without worry or regret. The sector has never been this lucrative before and will continue to further drive economic growth for developing communities.

Our portfolio of power and renewable energy solutions will enable you to gear your organization toward its imperishability and persistent financial growth.

Our team is ever ready to assist you with any of your crucial questions!

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