FUNAE Chairman Mety Gondola announced during RENMOZ’26 that there were 10 funding windows valued at around USD 197 million to boost access to energy in off-grid areas through private sector participation.

Main highlights

• The 10 windows already launched cover:
  • residential solar systems;
  • Enhanced stoves.
• These programmes are funded by the World Bank.
• The mini-networks financing windows are still in the structuring phase and will be launched later.
• Mozambique currently has an energy access rate of 66.6%.
• The objective remains aligned with the goal of universal access to energy by 2030.

FUNAE’s PCA highlighted that programs are already producing concrete social impacts on the benefit communities.
Other presentations at RENMOZ’26
Edson Uamusse presented PROMIR (National Program for Acceleration of Access to Energy through Mini-Networks).
Mussa Mane presented the FUNAE project pipeline.
Herminio Massingu participated in a panel on bioenergy, circular systems and periurban networks.

Central message: FUNAE seeks to mobilize the private sector to accelerate the expansion of access to clean energy in areas not connected to the national electricity network, using a significant funding package already available.