What we do

What we do

We develop energy infrastructure that delivers firm, clean power to African grids.

Services

Development, generation and advisory

  1. 01

    Solar generation

    Utility-scale solar power plants developed from site selection, studies and permits through to financing, construction and commercial operation.

  2. 02

    Battery energy storage

    Storage that turns solar into firm, dispatchable power, supports grid stability and serves the evening peak.

  3. 03

    Grid infrastructure

    Grid connections, substations and transmission links that bring new generation to the people who need it.

  4. 04

    Power for health facilities

    Reliable electricity for hospitals and clinics, where power is a matter of life and safety.

  5. 05

    Power for local industry

    Firm power for light industry and agro-processing, turning new capacity into local enterprise and jobs.

  6. 06

    Skills and training

    Technical training schools alongside our projects: solar and storage operation, general trades and heavy equipment, building the workforce of the future.

  7. 07

    Digital energy and payments

    Smart and prepaid metering, digital billing and collection, and remote monitoring and control of generation and storage assets, working with experienced technology partners in Africa and Korea.

  8. 08

    Energy advisory

    Project structuring, partner introductions and development support for energy projects in Africa.

How we work

Four principles, from site to switch-on

01

Develop with discipline

The right site, rigorous studies and full permits, before anything is built.

02

Finance with strong partners

Development finance institutions, export credit agencies and long-term investors.

03

Build with proven technology

Tier-one equipment and experienced engineering partners.

04

Operate for the long term

Decades of reliable power, local jobs and shared benefit.

Let’s build Africa’s energy future together.

We welcome conversations with development partners, investors, engineering and technology partners, and public institutions.

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