Stardust Solar Energy Inc. is progressing its 30-megawatt utility-scale solar power project in Zambia, backed by a 20-year power purchase agreement with Zambia's state utility ZESCO at $0.07 per kWh. The project benefits from sovereign guarantees by the Zambian government and Export Development Canada, aiming to generate $90 to $100 million in revenue over the contract term. This marks Stardust Solar's shift from smaller-scale solar franchising to large institutional renewable infrastructure, aligning with growing global energy transition demands and emerging market financing. The development highlights the company's expanding role in international renewable energy markets.
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