Kiyona Energy Limited

25/06/2026

Kiyona Energy CEO Champions Sustainable Solar Solutions for Healthcare

LUSAKA, 25 June 2026 – Kiyona Energy Limited Chief Executive Officer, Eng. Clement Siame, has reaffirmed the company's commitment to delivering innovative energy solutions that improve healthcare services and create lasting value for communities across Zambia.

Speaking during a panel discussion at the UNDP-convened session of the Energy Infrastructure Leadership Forum Zambia 2026 held at Government Complex in Lusaka, Eng. Siame shared practical insights from the field as he represented "The Implementer Perspective" on a panel themed "From Grants to Green: Bankable Solar for Healthcare."

During the discussion, Eng. Siame highlighted Kiyona Energy's work in supporting the installation of solar energy systems at health facilities across the country. He explained that these systems are being designed with surplus generation capacity, allowing excess electricity to create revenue-generating opportunities that can support the long-term operation, maintenance, and sustainability of the facilities.

"At Kiyona Energy, we are facilitating the installation of surplus-capacity solar energy systems at health facilities throughout the country. The excess power generated creates opportunities for revenue generation, helping to ensure these systems remain operational and sustainable for years to come," said Eng. Siame.

The panel explored how Zambia can build on existing health-sector grants, including those supporting the UNDP Smart Health Systems Project, to develop a modern, digitalized, and utility-integrated energy portfolio that can attract long-term financing from local financial institutions.

Opening the session, UNDP Resident Representative for Zambia, Dr. James Wakiaga, emphasized the importance of expanding access to reliable energy and digital connectivity in the health sector. He noted that the initiative aims to deploy solar energy solutions and internet access to health facilities across the country, including those in some of Zambia's most remote communities.

The discussion highlighted the growing collaboration between development partners, government, financiers, and private-sector implementers in strengthening healthcare infrastructure through clean energy solutions.

As Zambia continues its transition towards a greener and more resilient energy future, Kiyona Energy Limited remains at the forefront of delivering innovative, sustainable solutions that improve lives, strengthen essential services, and advance the country's energy security goals.

25/06/2026

Kiyona Energy Limited is facilitating the construction of rooftop solar power systems at key healthcare facilities, including:

-Matero Level 1 Hospital
-National Heart Hospital
-Kanyama Level 1 Hospital

Together, these installations will deliver over 1.3 MW of solar power, helping to improve energy reliability, reduce electricity costs, and support the delivery of essential healthcare services.

24/06/2026

We are pleased to announce that Eng. Clement Siame, Chief Executive Officer of Kiyona Energy Limited, will be a panellist at the upcoming Energy Infrastructure Leadership Forum Zambia 2026. Eng. Siame will contribute the vital implementer perspective during the session titled "From Grants to Green: Bankable Solar for Healthcare", where industry leaders and stakeholders will explore how health-sector grant funding can serve as catalytic capital for building sustainable, digitalized, and utility-integrated energy solutions that attract long-term financing.

Join us on Thursday, 25 June 2026, from 14:00 to 15:30 hours at the Government Complex, Lusaka, as we discuss innovative pathways to powering Zambia's healthcare sector through sustainable energy investments.

21/06/2026

Happy Father's Day to all the incredible fathers and father figures who light the way for their families through strength, dedication, and love.

11/06/2026

05/06/2026

This World Environment Day, Kiyona Energy Limited joins the world in celebrating the beauty and power of nature under the theme: “Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future.”

Nature reminds us every day that a cleaner future is possible. As we continue to invest in renewable energy solutions across Zambia, we remain committed to protecting our environment and creating sustainable energy for generations to come.

Together, let us care for our planet today for a brighter tomorrow.

Happy World Environment Day!

04/06/2026

Happy Birthday to President Hakainde Hichilema.

On behalf of Kiyona Energy Limited, we wish you good health, wisdom and continued strength as you lead Zambia towards growth, development and energy transformation.

01/06/2026

The Board, Management and Staff of Kiyona Energy Limited are saddened by the passing of His Royal Highness Chief Mpezeni IV.

During this difficult time, we extend our sincere condolences to the Ngoni Royal Establishment, the bereaved family, the Ngoni speaking people and the people of Zambia at large.

May his soul rest in eternal peace.

27/05/2026

27/05/2026

Today, 27th May 2026, the Presidential Delivery Unit (PDU) Communications Team together with members of the media toured the newly completed Natural Resources Development College (NRDC) 22MW Solar Power Plant in Lusaka, a major milestone in Zambia’s renewable energy journey.

The solar plant, constructed at a cost of USD 17.5 million by Kiyona Energy Limited and its partners, is currently injecting over 18MW of clean energy into the national grid, helping to strengthen the country’s electricity supply while advancing sustainable development goals.

The tour was led by Eng. Peter Sakala together with Kiyona Energy management, who guided the PDU team and members of the press through the facility and highlighted the impact the project is expected to have on both the institution and surrounding communities.

Speaking during the tour, Eng. Sakala revealed that the plant will dedicate 2MW of power specifically to NRDC to support the institution’s operations, while also benefiting nearby areas with improved power availability. He further thanked the Government of the Republic of Zambia and the Energy Diversification Programme anchored by the Presidential Delivery Unit for creating an enabling environment for investment in renewable energy solutions.

Meanwhile, NRDC Principal Mr. Melon Mulamfu said the solar power plant will significantly enhance operations at NRDC by enabling consistent irrigation systems, supporting modern laboratories and research facilities, and powering agro-processing and value addition units at the institution.

Mr. Mulamfu further noted that the project will strengthen NRDC’s role as a centre of excellence in climate-smart agriculture, demonstrating how clean energy can directly support education, research, innovation, and food security in Zambia.