If you’re living in Namibia and you want to find out how much it costs to power your home, you’ve come to the right place. We’ll cover everything from the Namibian power industry in general, to tips and advice on lowering your electricity bill and conserving electricity, so let’s dive in!

The Average Cost of Electricity Per Month in Namibia
The average cost of electricity per month is around $20-$30. This is based on various factors such as consumption, availability and the company that provides the electricity. In terms of consumption, you can compare your own usage with the amount of kWh you are being charged for. Your bill will show how many kWhs you’ve used and what this has been charged at.

The Average Cost of Electricity Per Kilowatt Hour
The average electricity rate per kilowatt hour (kWh) for Namibia is $0.14 according to the International Energy Agency. This rate is about three times more expensive than the United States’ average electricity price of $0.05/kWh because costs vary depending on a country’s energy resources and infrastructure.

Why Electricity is so Expensive in Namibia
Namibia is one of the most expensive countries in Africa for electricity. The price of electricity can vary from country to country, and often depends on the type of fuel used by the electric utility company. South Africa is a common source for imported coal because it has more coal reserves than any other African country. Coal is a cheap, but dirty source of energy that pollutes the air with harmful chemicals like mercury and sulfur dioxide.