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The industrial sector plays a pivotal role in the overall economic development, employment creation and effective reduction in poverty of the country. Zimbabwe’s manufacturing sector contributes nearly 10% to the country’s GDP. The prevailing power deficit leads to unmet demand/load shedding in end-use sectors including industries. Industries, competing in the global markets, need to be watchful of both, production costs as well as environmental impact of their activities. Th