Zimbabwe’s RioZim Coal Unit loses Operating License After Appeal

🌐 Bloomberg (ZW) — 2026-03-16

RioZim's coal mining unit in Zimbabwe has lost its operating license after failing to develop a planned 2,800 megawatt coal-fired power plant. The revocation signals regulatory consequences for unmet energy development commitments in the country.

RioZim Ltd., a former unit of Rio Tinto Group, lost its operating license in Zimbabwe after the miner failed to develop a 2,800 megawatt coal-fired power plant.

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Zimbabwe’s RioZim Coal Unit loses Operating License After Appeal

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