KIYONA Energy, a subsidiary of Zesco, has installed a 48-megawatt solar plant in Chongwe worth $38 million, which will supply power to Bauleni, Leopards Hill and State Lodge areas. Meanwhile, Kiyona, in partnership with China Xi, is also building a separate 10-megawatt solar plant in Chongwe at a cost of about $8 million. Speaking during a media tour, Thursday, Kiyona Energy CEO Engineer Clement Siame, said the 48-megawatt plant which is 60 percent done would be exporting 40 megawatts into the national grid by September. “Njolwe, an Independent Power Producer (IPP), is working with Kiyona and has developed a 48-megawatt plant. This plant you are seeing here will be feeding into the grid through Leopards Hill and has been built...