Final year Electrical Diploma students from the Northern Technical College (NORTEC) of Ndola yesterday undertook an educational tour of CEC, visiting selected installations and operations to obtain first-hand experience of the operations of a power

“Innovating the Future” Why Innovation? At CEC, we believe that there is a lot of new thinking and new ideas from every place in Zambia. What lacks are the platforms for people to share that

The Innovation Hub, a brainchild of CEC, has opened to rave reviews at the Copperbelt Investment Expo (CIEX), which has opened its gates to the public today. A first at any expo, the innovation hub

Copperbelt Energy Corporation Plc (CEC) Managing Director, Mr. Owen Silavwe has invited schools, universities and other individuals with innovative solutions and ideas to come forward and showcase them at the Company’s planned innovation hub to

“Computers are an indispensable tool in a largely digital society where it has become inevitable that as many children as possible acquire computer literacy for them to meaningfully participate in the economy” - the words

CEC has taken all two prizes in the Private and Not-For-Profit organisations category of the 2019 Zambia Institute of Purchasing and Supply (ZIPS) awards. Represented by our Supply Chain Management team at the conference where

The Copperbelt Energy Corporation Plc (CEC) and pioneering technology leader, ABB, have today handed over a retrofitted and digitised substation to the University of Zambia’s School of Engineering. The substation, which forms part of a

CEC hosted the Copperbelt Province Minister, Japhen Mwakalombe, and officials from the Copperbelt administration. The Minister’s delegation included Permanent Secretary Mr. Bright Nundwe and Kitwe District Commissioner Mr. Binwell Mpundu and held talks with members