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Vedanta Mulls $400 Million Zambia Plant to Power Copper Unit
LUSAKA (Capital Markets in Africa) – Vedanta Resources Plc is considering building a 300-megawatt coal-fired power plant for as much as $400 million in Zambia, where it’s copper unit is the biggest consumer of electricity. The company decided last week to also study the construction of a hydroelectric plant because its Konkola Copper Mines unit pumps 350 million liters (94 million gallons) of water daily, Deshnee Naidoo, chief executive officer of the company’s Africa base-metals unit, said…
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