Projects
Our team has experience from their previous practice working on projects ranging from hydro-energy, renewables, infrastructure and large scale-agri-business. We always have our eye on the big picture, so you can count on us to help you turn risk into opportunity.
EXPERIENCE
On the development of the North-West Railway Line to run from Zambia to Angola
On the establishment, development and operation of a 750 MW Kafue hydro-electric power project
(who were advising the World Bank under the Scaling-Solar Project and the Industrial Development Corporation in the development of two grid-connected solar photovoltaic electricity generation plants with a capacity of approximately 50 MW each. This is the first project of its kind in Zambia
(who were advising the World Bank under the Scaling-Solar Project and the Industrial Development Corporation in the development of the second phase of development of solar photovoltaic electricity generation plants in Zambia with a capacity of approximately 400 MW
Regarding a feasibility study on the viability of a 130 -140 MW wind power project in Pensulo, Zambia by the United States Trade and Development Agency
A syndicate of lenders, on the USD 142 million project financing of the construction, operation, and maintenance of the 120 MW ITezhi-Tezhi Hydro Power and Transmission Line Project
On a PPP for the dualisation and tolling of the Chingola-Solwezi Road and Solwezi-Mutanda Road (approximately 205 km
Advised on land acquisition, company restructuring and project finance aspects
SERVICES
- Acquisition, structuring, planning and risk assessment
- Development, licensing and construction
- Divestment
- Managing project compliance
- Project initiation and bidding
SUBSCRIBE
- Moira Mukuka, the First and Only Zambian Firm to be Recognised As a Recommended Firm in the Green Guide for Strides in ESG, Sustainability Climate Change and Governance
- Moira Mukuka advises on first Green Bond Issuance in Zambia
- PPP Bill – The PPP Agreement
- PPP Bill – Direct Procurement
- Procurement Under the PPP Bill – Unsolicited Procurement