We work with governments and companies to help find sustainable solutions to close Africa’s energy gap and support a clean energy transition across the continent. We achieve these aims by providing exclusive power data, market intelligence, and monitoring and evaluation services that support decision-making throughout all stages of the project development and investment cycle.
Our experienced regional experts can call upon an extensive network of in-country contacts to obtain critical information on challenging markets that is vital to your business.
Supported by over 30 years’ experience of monitoring African energy markets, our primary source research delivers a ready-made understanding of the energy sectors across the continent – and the commercial, political and economic trends that impact them.
Releasing the potential of Africa’s abundance of energy sources is our aim.
Helping stakeholders convert these into reliable and sustainable energy projects is our task.
With an extensive network of in-country contacts and researchers built up over 30 years, our experienced team of experts provide independent analysis and obtain critical information on challenging markets across the African continent
In 2017 we launched African Energy Live Data, the industry-leading database of power generation projects and plants and the organisations behind them. Through this database we can provide you with accurate and up-to-date project information, data and trends analysis, with forecasts based on the actual project pipeline.
We can tailor our data offering for a wide range of uses including support for sales and investment opportunities, energy modelling, mapping, sector and competitor analysis or case studies.
We carry out a range of M&E services – including baseline studies and updates, as well as annual and monitoring reports – to help our clients assess the impacts and performance of their projects and to keep abreast of developments in the industry
Make sound investment decisions with African Energy’s Power Reports – a series of comprehensive guides to the risks, realities, opportunities and threats associated with entering Africa’s electricity industries
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