Electricity crises in Zambia: Estimating the costs of unreliability at firm level The cost of power outages to Zambia’s manufacturing firms Working paper 17 Sep 2019 Firms Authors Imaduddin Ahmed Senior Economist, University College London Michelle Baddeley Honorary Professor, University College London D'Maris Coffman Professor, University College London Jim Meikle Professor, University College London Musiliu Oseni Honorary Research Associate, University College London Graham Sianjase Field Research Manager Ahmed-et-al-2019-final-paper-1.pdf Download PDF document • 1.24 MB Share Share More from Electricity crises in Zambia: Estimating the costs of unreliability at firm level The cost of power outages to Zambia’s manufacturing sector Imaduddin Ahmed, Michelle Baddeley, D'Maris Coffman, Jim Meikle, Graham Sianjase Policy brief More from IGC Climate change, artisanal mining, and cocoa production dynamics: Evidence from granular data Jiayue Zhang 27 Feb 2026 Project Lessons from Ethiopia’s AGOA suspension amidst US tariff uncertainty Mesele Araya Blog Seville 2025 and the power of local institutions IGC Blog Navigating post-LDC graduation: Firm-level evidence on export pricing strategies of Bangladesh’s RMG sector in preferential vs. non-preferential markets Mohammad Abdur Razzaque, Jillur Rahman, Ashfaqul Chowdhury 31 Dec 2025 Project Themes Firms Countries Zambia
