Maputo: MOTRACO - Mozambican Transmission Company - announced the continuation of its rehabilitation and strengthening projects for the electricity transmission system at 400 kV, within the framework of its strategy to modernise and optimise strategic assets ensuring regional interconnection. Following the conclusion in 2025 of the project to replace insulators on the Arnot line (Republic of South Africa) – Maputo, the

MOTRACO – Mozambique’s transmission company – a society owned by Mozambique’s national electricity operators (EDM), Eswatini (EEC and Eskom (South Africa) has mobilized and extended its solidarity with the victims of floods and floods that have plagued various areas of the country, particularly the provinces of Maputo and Gaza, resulting in considerable devastation and human damage and material. The support of MOTRACO is part of the Social Responsibility Programme

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 34% in 2021 to 48% in 2022, with expansion drive by industry and business growth. Closing in on 30 years

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 knowledge to a side-event at the G20 ETWG held in Sun City/South Africa on 30 July 2025. The discussions were

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 results of year 2024.c Approval of the 2025 budget. Status of Key projects. Rotation of commissionees chairmanship. Other materials of

Adérito Sousa has the privilege to participate in a Boardroom session under the invitation by the African Development Bank entitled "Power Security and Energy Transition: The critical roles of Utilities, Power Pools, Governments and Development Finance Institutions". Adérito shared his experience as an independent regional transmission company, member of the SAPP, and enhanced among other the collaborative model offered by MOTRACO and its three equal equity partners - EDM from

The MOTRACO DG visits the installation of the Home Economics Laboratory in Eswatini with a view to in-place verification of the internship and quality of the work financed under the MOTRACO Project of Responsibility and Investment (CSI) and to assess the impact of the project on the local community and beneficiary students. The facility, which will be part of the Eluhmaneni primary school in the Kingdom of Eswatini, is located in a remote area where students

The partnership between MOTRACO, a leading energy transmission company, and TMcel, a highlight in the telecommunications sector in Mozambique, aims not only to strengthen communication capabilities, but also to significantly improve the quality and availability of these services. The Maputo-Edwaleni-Camden route will play a crucial role in facilitating communications traffic between Mozambique and Eswatini, providing tangible benefits to Eswatini's Energy Transmission Company

The Mozambique Transmission Company (MOTRACO) won prominent honors in the 25th edition of Mozambique's list of the 100 largest companies, which reveals its remarkable position on the business scene. The awards, conducted by KPMG Mozambique, highlight MOTRACO as an indisputable leader in several key aspects. A total of 3 awards were awarded, namely: 1st Position in Profitability of Business Volume; which solidifies its position as the company most

The Mozambique Transmission Company (MOTRACO) is continuing the construction of a laboratory at the Elementary School of eLuhmaneni. The laboratory under construction represents more than a physical structure; it is a tangible investment in the educational future of the children of ELuhmaneni. The project will benefit 400 disadvantaged children, eliminating the need to travel more than 5 km daily to get access to the school with laboratory. MOTRACO is engaged in