Botala Energy is at the forefront of diversifying Botswana's energy landscape by developing coal bed methane (CBM) and renewable energy sources to ensure energy independence and drive economic growth. With a significant increase in its contingent CBM resource to 160 billion cubic feet, Botala is keenly focused on the Serowe CBM Project, aiming to meet domestic energy demands, enable exports, and attract industries through reliable, renewable energy. The establishment of the Lupani Energy Hub and Industrial Park highlights Botala's commitment to facilitating Botswana's transition to renewable energy sources, contributing to the national grid, and supporting Botswana's goal to become an energy self-reliant and industrial hub in Southern Africa.
Through strategic partnerships and adherence to stringent environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards, Botala Energy is not just exploring CBM but also venturing into solar energy, decarbonisation, and carbon credit opportunities. The company's innovative approaches, such as producing cleaner fuel alternatives like compressed and/or liquefied natural gas (CNG and LNG), and exploring hydrogen production for transport and ammonia for fertilisers, position it as a catalyst for Botswana's shift from coal and imported electricity to a more sustainable and economically beneficial energy future.