Extreme weather events have caused an estimated $76 million in damages to Mozambique’s electricity company, EDM. The information was released from Marracuene, Maputo, on September 2nd by AIM. This substantial financial blow underscores the growing economic impact of climate change on the country’s infrastructure. The damages likely encompass repairs to power lines, substations, and other essential electrical equipment. Mozambique is particularly vulnerable to cyclones, floods, and droughts, all of which are becoming more frequent and intense due to a changing climate. This incident highlights the urgent need for investment in climate resilience and adaptation measures within the energy sector. The full extent of the damage and recovery plans have yet to be detailed.