Climate shocks hit hydropower in Southern Africa, reviving interest in coal
PolicyFriday, July 31, 2026Mongabay

Climate shocks hit hydropower in Southern Africa, reviving interest in coal

Recent climate shocks have severely impacted hydropower production in Zambia and Zimbabwe, pushing these countries to reconsider their reliance on coal as an energy source. The situation highlights the vulnerability of hydropower to environmental changes, necessitating policy discussions on sustainable energy alternatives.

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