NamPower

24/02/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE: FAKE VACANCY
Please be advised that this vacancy advertisement is fake.

Members of the public are urged to ignore the message, refrain from clicking on any suspicious links, and most importantly, not to share or forward it further.

23/02/2026

NamPower has been made aware of this message currently circulating on WhatsApp. Please be advised that this message is fraudulent. NamPower is not running any competition or promotion of this nature.

Members of the public are urged to ignore the message, refrain from clicking on any suspicious links, and most importantly, not to share or forward it further.

14/02/2026

Powered by love at NamPower ⚡️

Powered by the love for our work, the energy among colleagues, and charged for our nation.

Happy Valentine’s Day Namibia.

09/02/2026

05/02/2026

Powering Progress at Otjikoto 🌱⚡

The Otjikoto Biomass Power Station has reached a major construction milestone with the delivery of two steam drums, essential components for the plant’s two 20 MW boilers.

Manufactured in China and transported via Walvis Bay to Tsumeb as abnormal loads, the delivery required detailed planning, specialised transport, and close coordination across long distances.

A steam drum is where water is converted into high-pressure steam — the driving force behind electricity generation in a thermal power station.

The arrival of the steam drums signals the project's movement into its most critical construction phase.

With a 250-ton mobile crane already positioned on site, all is in place for offloading and installation as construction momentum continues to build.

29/01/2026

NamPower is pleased to announce the 15 successful candidates of the 2026 Bursary Scheme intake.

The recipients are:
Petrus Karuli (Accounting), Lucky Ndumbu (Law), Evi Amupolo (Renewable Energy), Gebhard Wilbard (Renewable Energy), Stefan Becker (Mechatronics Engineering), Alfred Johannes (Data Science), Paulus Kambinda (Data Science), Trevor Muvanga (Data Science), Nathalia Nelulu (MBA in Oil and Gas), Laina Kamari (Electrical Engineering), Ndinelao Martin (Electrical Engineering), Rosalia Ndumba (Electrical Engineering), Johann Amunyela (Mechanical Engineering), Magdalena Kamati (Mechanical Engineering) and Festus Shaanyenenge (Mechanical Engineering).

They will pursue studies in key disciplines that support Namibia’s national development and the future of the energy sector.
We wish them all the success in their academic journeys.

26/01/2026

Behind every light, there’s a chain of people and effort, technicians, communities, and you. Protecting that chain keeps the current strong and the country moving forward.

20/01/2026

20 January 2026

POWER OUTAGE AFFECTING RUACANA, OPUWO, ETUNDA AND CALUEQUE

NamPower informs its customers and the public at large that Ruacana, Opuwo, Etunda and Calueque are without power supply since 14:48 today, 20 January 2026.

The supply interruption is caused by a broken blue phase leg of the 66 kV breaker of Transformer 21. NamPower’s technical teams are currently on site assessing the situation to initiate the necessary repairs and restore electricity as soon as possible.

The public is cautioned to treat all power lines and electrical points as “live” during power
outages as no prior notification is given when power supply is restored.

NamPower apologises to its customers and the public in general, for any inconvenience
that the outage has caused.

ISSUED BY THE CORPORATE COMMUNICATION SECTION OF NAMPOWER
For any enquiries please contact:
Mr Petrus Immanuel
Regional Manager: Northern Region
Cell: 0811 222 780

19/01/2026

Here are some resolutions worth keeping, protect what powers us, because even small actions have lasting impact.

18/01/2026

18 January 2026

POWER OUTAGE AFFECTING KAVANGO WEST AND EAST REGIONS

NamPower informs its customers and the public at large that the Kavango West and East regions are without power supply since 22:59, on 17 January 2026.

The cause of the supply interruption is still unknown, and NamPower’s technical teams are currently on site conducting inspection and assessing the situation to initiate the necessary repairs and restore electricity as soon
as possible.

The public is cautioned to treat all power lines and electrical points as “live” during power
outages as no prior notification is given when power supply is restored.

NamPower apologises to its customers and the public in general, for any inconvenience
that the outage has caused.

ISSUED BY THE CORPORATE COMMUNICATION SECTION OF NAMPOWER
For any enquiries please contact:
Mr Petrus Immanuel
Regional Manager: Northern Region
Cell: 0811 222 780

16/01/2026

The truth is, copper theft cost us all, because every metre taken means delays, higher costs and interrupted power to homes, schoolsand businesses. If you notice suspicious copper sales or activity, report it to NamPower at 061 205 2345.

09/01/2026

Being alert means knowing where the danger is. Never build structures or work with water directly under or near electrical lines - this puts your home and family at risk. Stay responsible, keep your distance and stay alive. Let’s make 2026 a year of action. If you see it, report it to 061 205 2345