Southern Africa’s economic landscape, shaped by its rich natural resources and growing industrial sectors, is now ripe for sustainable transformation. The region boasts significant renewable energy potential, particularly in solar, wind, and hydropower. According to OECDiLibrary, Southern Africa holds about 60% of Africa’s installed solar energy capacity and 40% of its wind power. This potential, however, remains largely untapped due to various challenges, including the high cost of capital, inadequate regulatory frameworks, and limited funding options.