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Rwanda is studying a system that would allow households, companies and institutions equipped with solar panels to resell their surplus electricity to the national grid. The announcement was made on 30 July 2026 by Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva, who responded to parliamentary concerns about the 11 administrative cells in the country still without electricity.
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Rwanda is studying a system that would allow households, companies and institutions equipped with solar panels to resell their surplus electricity to the national grid. The announcement was made on 30 July 2026 by Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva, who responded to parliamentary concerns about the 11 administrative cells in the country still without electricity.