THE SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SUPPLY INITIATIVE (SESI)The Old Way view of Electrical Power Systems (EPS) focuses only on the following regulated processes as the Electricity Supply Industry whose purpose is only to sell electricity, as a monopoly, to end users with no choice.(a) Power Generation.(b) Transmission System Operations and Wholesale Energy Market Operations - the Single Buyer Model.(c) Distribution Network Operations and monopoly Retail Energy Supply.This monopoly that violates competition laws has resulted in energy poverty in Africa, in spite of its endowment with an abundance of natural and human capital, characterised by these poor results.(i) Energy Accessibility (~ 43%), Reliability (up to 30% unserved energy), Security (poor Power Quality) and load shedding, Affordability (high monopoly prices), no investments in energy infrastructure, low capacity utilisation and high power utility indebtedness. (ii) Unsustainable social and economic development and growth.(iii) A low Quality of Life in Africa.To address these poor performance results, a Sustainable Energy Supply Initiative (SESI) was conceptualised by Energy and Information Logistics Group Limited (EiL) based on a New Way view of electrical power systems whose sole purpose should be to enable the sustainable production of high quality products society demand and can afford as the only sources of revenues and measure of economic development and growth. The SESI, an ICT driven transformational tool, achieves this through the following massive actions:(a) Energy Markets Shaping to allocate risks to parties best able to manage them,(b) Energy conversion Efficiency interventions to reduce energy losses and associated CO2 emissions,(c) Financial Capital Mobilisation from energy, carbon and other markets to invest in energy infrastructure with positive social and environmental impacts and acceptable financial returns.EiL notes that the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP) was created in 1995 for members to pool resources and assist each other in times of emergencies, which seems to have been forgotten with all the rampant load shedding taking place. The Zimbabwe Electricity Act of 2002 has provisions that enables energy markets shaping and conversion efficiency interventions. The SESI roll out will therefore commence in Zimbabwe and the SAPPTo find out how the SESI can add value to your business, on the continent of Africa, please call on Mobile and WhatsApp: +263 77 640 4818 or Email: francismasawi@hotmail.com. You can also visit www.eilecm.org when it becomes fully operational.