- JAT Building. AV. September 25, 420 - Maputo
- info@motraco.co.mz
- (+258) 21 313 427
Boosting Economics
Since 1998, the Mozambique Transmission Company – MOTRACO has contributed to the development of Mozambique and Southern Africa.
Transmission Lines (KM)
Capacity of each Line (MW)
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The Mozambique Transmission Company (MOTRACO) is a key entity for the electricity sector in southern Africa. Founded in 1998, it emerged as a result of a strategic partnership between three electricity companies from neighbouring countries: Mozambique Electricity (EDM), South Africa's Eskom Holding Limited (Eskom) and Swaziland's Eswatini Electricity Company (EEC).
The collaboration between these three companies was motivated by the need to improve electricity transmission infrastructure in the region and strengthen energy integration between countries. Each of MOTRACO's parent companies brought their experience, resources and knowledge to the enterprise, which allowed the establishment of an effective and reliable electricity transmission network.
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Purchase, Sale and Transport of Energy
We operate in the purchase of energy from South Africa's Eskom for sale to Mozal's Aluminium Foundry in Mozambique. We also transport electricity from Eskom to EDM and EEC. Our activities are supported by an infrastructure consisting of two 400kV substations and transmission lihas of 132 and 400kV, owned by MOTRACO, whose operation and maintenance are also guaranteed by us.
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Digital Communication
Our organization is responsible for managing and ensuring the continuous functioning of a high-speed digital telecommunications cross-border infrastructure. Operating together with Mozambique, Eswatini and South Africa, our commitment is to provide high-quality and reliable connectivity for this geographic region.
MOTRACO: Southern Africa’s Preferred Partner in Power Transmission
Mozambique has the large power generation potential of all Southern African countries, with Power Africa estimating that it could generate 187 gigawatts from coal, hydro, gas, wind, and solar as the government aims to achieve universal electrification by 2030. Significant strides made toward fulfilling this goal, as the figure lead from
ENERGY TRANSITIONS WORKING GROUP (ETWG) MEETING
Context: Following an invitation made by the African Development Bank (AfDB), the African Union Development Agency (AUDA NEPAD) and the International Energy Agency (IAA) MOTRACO – Mozambique Transmission Company - had the professed honor and privilege to showcase is operational and financing experience, along with its 25 years of accumulated
SHAREHOLDERS OF MOTRACO COMMENDED BOD AND MANAGEMENT ON OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE FOR THE 15TH CONSECUTIVE YEAR
The MOTRACO Shareholders General Meeting (SGM) was held on 09 May 2025. The meeting focused on the following key matters: Presentation of the report of the Board of Directors. Deliberate and approve the Annual Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2024. Deliberate and approve the application of financial
