InfraNovaEnergy develops independent power production in Mozambique — a planned 770 MW platform beginning with Ressano Garcia. Separately, the vertical is pursuing a joint venture to secure rights over specified Mozambican gas blocks, and is seeking an appropriate mid- and upstream partner.
Stage 1 of a planned 770 MW Mozambican independent power platform, sited at one of sub-Saharan Africa's most de-risked energy nodes. The site benefits from established gas supply, precedent power purchase agreements already operating at the same node, and immediate proximity to a high-voltage regional export link.
The commercial structure is a public-private partnership with EDM and ENH each holding 5% direct equity, dual-market offtake into both the domestic grid and regional export, and a 25-year take-or-pay power purchase agreement underpinning the debt. The total funding requirement is US$235M, of which US$140M is senior debt. Financial close is targeted for Q1 2027 and commercial operation for Q2 2028. See the capital structure →
Each site is developed as a discrete project with its own consents, offtake and financing. Sequencing is deliberate — Stage 1 proves the model, the operating relationships and the delivery capability before scale capital is committed.
Baseload independent power production at an established energy node with proven gas supply and precedent offtake.
The largest single site in the platform, planned to follow Stage 1 commissioning and operational proof.
Port-adjacent generation serving industrial demand and the central Mozambican corridor.
InfraNovaEnergy is pursuing the formation of a joint venture to obtain rights over specified gas blocks in Mozambique. The strategic intent is to secure the fuel chain that underpins the generation platform rather than remain exposed to it as a purchaser alone.
We are seeking an appropriate partner with demonstrated mid- and upstream capability — exploration and appraisal experience, development execution, and the technical and financial depth that a licensing process of this nature requires.
An operating supply chain already serves generation at this node — the fuel question has been answered commercially, not theoretically.
Existing independent power projects at the same node have concluded power purchase agreements, establishing both the template and the counterparty track record.
A high-voltage regional interconnection sits a short distance from site, materially reducing transmission capital and schedule risk.
A public-private structure with national utility equity participation aligns the project with the host state rather than positioning it as an external extraction.
Renewable integration alongside thermal generation, alignment with IFC Performance Standards, community power-sharing commitments, and a defined pathway toward green hydrogen as that technology matures commercially.
Detailed commercial information, capital structures and data room access are released to qualified counterparties following screening.