Kiyona Energy Explores Climate Financing Opportunities at COP31 in Türkiye

Kiyona Energy Limited is exploring new climate financing and investment opportunities at the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Antalya, Türkiye, as part of efforts to accelerate renewable energy development and strengthen Zambia’s energy security.

On the second day of the conference, the Kiyona Energy delegation held a series of side meetings focused on attracting financing and building partnerships to support the development of clean energy projects in Zambia.

The engagements come at a time when Zambia is working to diversify its energy mix, reduce its dependence on hydropower and build a more resilient electricity supply in the face of changing climate conditions.

For Kiyona Energy, accessing climate finance could help turn promising renewable energy opportunities into projects that deliver reliable electricity to homes, businesses and communities across the country.

The discussions also support the Government’s Grow Zambia Agenda, particularly the national target of achieving 10,000MW of electricity generation capacity by 2031.

Through its participation at COP31, Kiyona Energy is positioning itself to attract international partnerships and investment that can support Zambia’s clean energy transition while creating opportunities for economic growth.