Firm power for operations that cannot stop.
Across Africa, mines and heavy industry lose production to failing grids and fragile fuel chains, and the loss compounds every hour supply is short. Oshili Power engineers dependable capacity around your load: thermal for firmness, solar for cost, storage for flexibility.

A mine runs 24 hours. Its load does not wait for the grid.
Thermal carries the base.
Solar takes the daytime, and the fuel bill with it.
Storage covers the ramps.
Illustrative 40 MW mine. Above the line, what serves the load. Below the line, solar surplus charging the battery.
And the firm line holds.
Illustrative 40 MW mine. Above the line, what serves the load. Below the line, solar surplus charging the battery.
Contracted firm capacity 45 MW. Margin 5 MW.Over the day, thermal supplies 73 per cent of the energy. Without solar and storage it would supply all of it.
Four routes to power.
Choose the engagement model that fits your operation, your balance sheet, and your time horizon.
- Short-term power Months to 2 yrs
- Medium-term power 2 to 7 yrs
- IPP 10 to 20+ yrs
- EPC Build period EPC build, 12 to 36 months
One integrated technology toolkit.
We are not tied to a single technology. We combine four proven classes into hybrid plants engineered around your load profile and risk tolerance.
Briefs for large power users.
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The first offer will look like a tariff. Read it like a contract.
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A 20MW hydro unit is back on the Malawian grid, with 7.4MW more targeted by month end.
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Eskom reports spare capacity above demand, and a 2027 date for ending load reduction.
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Uganda's regulator opens the 2027 electricity tariff review.
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Eskom puts a number on the capacity sitting above demand, and on how little diesel it is burning.
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Diesel for standby generation falls in price, but a levy cut is doing the work.